BAL Senior Associate Gabriel Castro published an expert analysis discussing lessons learned from the World Cup, immigration, global mobility, and how Los Angeles and the country can prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games.
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"The World Cup ended nearly two months ago, and it left the United States with genuine goodwill from thousands of international visitors who attended," said Gabriel Cast…
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BAL
We are a corporate immigration law firm powering human achievement around the world.
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- Richardson, US
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- 1,001–5,000 employees
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BAL is a corporate immigration law firm that powers human achievement through immigration expertise, people-centered client services and innovative technology. With 13 U.S. offices and network partners in 170-plus countries, we are the leaders in employment authorization, work visas and program support and management to help your organization recruit skilled talent, remain compliant and navigate immigration changes.
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BAL contributed to the 2026 edition of the Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide, providing insights on corporate immigration in the U.S. Law and Practice section.
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BAL employees Maura Travers, Josiah Curtis, and Deborah (Swett) Smith Smith attended the New England Relocation Association 2026 Fall Conference alongside colleagues.
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BAL Partner Jason Rogers is hosting a webinar series exploring how organizations manage immigration programs through in-house, outsourced, and hybrid models at Graebel Companies, Inc.
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