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Explore Legal Immigration Options for Construction Companies
Although visa options are limited, there are some that can be explored by contractors.
By Megan R. Naughton
August 9, 2022
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by Megan R. Naughton
Megan R. Naughton is co-chair of Robinson+Cole’s immigration group and has more than two decades of experience handling U.S. business immigration matters. She represents a wide range of clients, from startup to Fortune 500 companies, in a variety of industries, including financial services, insurance, technology, manufacturing and higher education.
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