Join Harris Beach Murtha for a Webinar Covering the Evolving Landscape of the H-1B Visa ProgramPosted on October 24, 2025 |
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Harris Beach Murtha Immigration Partners L.J. D’Arrigo and Brendan Venter will present an upcoming webinar titled, “H-1B Clarity Amid Change: Legal Insights for Employers,” on Thursday, October 30. Attendees will gain practical guidance on compliance strategies, risk mitigation, and workforce planning, with a focus on supporting H-1B employees. Whether you’re a business leader, HR professional, or legal advisor, this session will equip you with the clarity needed to adapt confidently amid change. Topics to be covered include:
- Background on the H-1B visa and where it’s most often utilized
- Impact of the federal government shutdown on H-1B visa processing
- Overview of the $100,000 H-1B fee – when it applies and when it does not apply
- Proposal to weigh H-1B lottery submissions based on salary
- International travel-related considerations and changes to consular processing
Who should attend: HR Professionals, In-House Counsel and Business Owners
Registrants will receive a copy of the slides and a replay link after each webinar concludes.
SHRM credit is available.
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