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Law Office of McTyre Gutiérrez

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Where We Excel

Our Practice Areas

Steps to the success of our clients in the areas of law we practice.

International Employment Law

This relatively new area of the law encompasses the law of international organizations. It includes each organization's human resource regulations as a law distinct from the national laws of the organizations' member countries.
More recently, the increasing dependence on contingent employment models has eroded the traditional employment relationship. Many of these changes present a continuing challenge to the concept of the international civil servant.

Non-Profit & Small Business

Some of the most significant changes in the modern world have been brought about by non-profit organizations whose mission is something other than financial profit.
Similarly, the U.S. is a leader in establishing and maintaining small business entities. The traditional corporate modality has given way to the small business and professional services-friendly environment of limited liability companies. The legal aspects of these enterprises require knowledge and experience in their application.
By serving the legal needs of both sectors of our economy, we contribute to the general well-being of our society.

U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law

This area of the law has been in a constant state of evolution in the past thirty years and is likely to be overhauled entirely in the coming years.

Family Law

Our immigration law practice requires a command of the relationships that make successful immigration possible. The legal elements of marriage, divorce, adoption, and custody are at the center of family and employment-based immigration.

Corporate Governance and Ethics

Resolving internal conflicts fairly and equitably is an essential but very delicate exercise. Corporate ethics is invariably affected by claims of whistleblowers’ rights, conflicts of interest, and corporate fiduciary duties.

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