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Lopez & Sanchez LLP
  • Home
  • Our Team
    • Attorney Baldemar Lopez
    • Attorney Jorge Sánchez
    • Senior Attorney Alonzo Rivas
    • Attorney David Sarmiento
    • Of Counsel Adrian Mazar
    • Vanessa Fierro
    • Yesica Diaz
  • Practice Areas
    • Immigration
      • Citizenship
      • Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
      • Green Cards
      • Immigration Removal Defense
      • Naturalization
      • Employment Visas
      • Employment-Based Immigration
      • Federal Litigation
      • Serving Families
      • Humanitarian Relief
    • Labor & Employment
      • Disability
      • Discrimination
      • Family & Medical Leave
      • Sexual Harassment
      • Wage & Hour Disputes
      • Whistleblowers’ Rights
      • Wrongful Termination
    • Commercial Litigation
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      • Elgin
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Archive for November 2026

Unpaid for a Project? Illinois Freelancers Have Protections Too

By Baldemar Lopez

Illinois freelancers may have rights to a written contract and timely payment on eligible work under the Freelance Worker Protection Act.

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Filing for a Green Card? The New I-485 Makes Details Matter Even More

By Baldemar Lopez

USCIS announced a revised Form I-485 for September 18, 2026. Learn what families should verify before filing an adjustment of status application.

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The At-Fault Driver Has Too Little Insurance—Who Pays for Your Injuries?

By Baldemar Lopez

UM/UIM coverage may matter when the at-fault driver has no insurance or inadequate limits. Learn what Illinois drivers should review.

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A Staffing-Agency Assignment Does Not Erase Your Illinois Workplace Rights

By Baldemar Lopez

Illinois staffing agencies have duties involving job notices, pay records, deductions and safety training. Learn what temporary workers should keep.

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USCIS May Decide Your Case Using What You Submit on Day One

By Baldemar Lopez

USCIS reinforced its evidence policy on August 5, 2026. An incomplete filing may be denied without first receiving an RFE or NOID.

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No Police Came After Your Crash? What Illinois Drivers Should Check

By Baldemar Lopez

When no officer responds after an Illinois crash, a report may still be required. Learn the official thresholds, 10-day window and key records to keep.

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An Emergency Requires International Travel—Protect Your Pending Immigration Case First

By Baldemar Lopez

Facing urgent international travel? Learn how Emergency Advance Parole works, what evidence USCIS may review and which risks to assess first.

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Was the Other Driver Looking at a Phone? Evidence Can Disappear Quickly

By Baldemar Lopez

Suspect the other driver was on a phone? Learn what evidence may matter after an Illinois crash and why prompt preservation is important.

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When Violence Follows You to Work, Illinois Law May Protect Your Time and Your Records

By Baldemar Lopez

Learn how VESSA may protect workers affected by violence and what changed for related records stored on employer-issued devices.

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Building a Business Through E-2 Status? Your Records Matter as Much as Your Investment

By Baldemar Lopez

Learn what USCIS examines in an E-2 case, how to document committed funds and why a prior visa does not guarantee an extension.

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