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May 24, 2013

John Fay, Vice President and General Counsel

  • 602-357-4240 x7600
  • john@lawlogix.com
  • www.lawlogix.com

  • As an immigration attorney with ten years of experience, John has advised corporations, educational institutions, and individuals on a variety of U.S. immigration and employment eligibility issues. In addition to immigration practice, John has been uniquely involved in information technology, having designed and managed his firm’s proprietary web-based immigration management system, which featured a fully multilingual interface for international organizations.

     In his current role, John serves as Vice President of Products and Services and General Counsel at LawLogix, a leading provider of Electronic I-9 Compliance, E-Verify and Immigration Case Management Software. In these positions, John is responsible for overseeing product design and functionality while ensuring compliance with rapidly changing immigration and employment eligibility rules.

    John is a frequent speaker on corporate immigration compliance and case management technology, presenting at various conferences as well as through online webinars. He served as a contributing author to ILW.com's The Immigration Compliance Book (2009-2010 Edition) on the subject of using software to manage Form I-9 and E-Verify compliance. He is also a prolific author of I-9 and E-Verify issues.

  • LawLogix Group, Inc.

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