11/7/11

Ms. Chun recently spoke to students at USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism about the H-1B process. Ms. Chun spoke about the H-1B quota, OPT timing issues, the H-1B cap gap, and issues related to prevailing wage and H-1B sponsorship.

The American Asian Journalists Association Los Angeles Chapter held its 13th Trivia Bowl fundraiser on October 19th, hosted by ABC7 anchor David Ono. Twenty teams battled for the prestigious rice cup which was ultimately won by the joint team of Fong & Chun, LLP and the Law Office of Stuart Folinsky. The fun-filled night of grueling competition and showmanship at the Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo helped the organization net more than $25,000 for scholarships and other programs.

J Craig Fong gave one of the closing speeches at the United States Conference on AIDS (USCA), on November 10th 2007 at the Convention Center, in Palm Springs, California. USCA is the largest AIDS-related gathering in the United States with over 3,000 workers from all fronts of the HIV/AIDS coming together at this meeting to build national support networks, exchange the latest information and learn cutting-edge tools to address the challenges of HIV/AIDS.

CSEA brings members closer to U.S. citizenship

1/7/08

LOS ANGELES—Reaching U.S. citizenship is the final step to becoming an American for many who leave their native countries in search of a better life.

However, with a filing fee, fingerprinting, an eight-page application and a face-to-face interview, this process can be intimidating. That’s why CSEA sponsored a citizenship workshop to help members and their families demystify this complicated process. On Dec. 2, CSEA staff, volunteer paralegal students and local immigration attorneys explained the requirements for becoming a citizen, answered questions and helped CSEA members get the citizenship process started.

“Why not become an American?” attorney J. Craig Fong asked. “For so many of our families, becoming a naturalized citizen has been a dream.”