File It Like You Mean It! Drafting and Filing a Mandamus Complaint
November 11, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern
A hands-on follow-up on drafting, filing, and serving a strong mandamus complaint, from framing the delay to naming defendants and choosing venue.
Federal Court Training for Immigration Attorneys
Learn mandamus, APA, and habeas litigation from former DOJ and DHS litigators who defended the government.
Former DOJ/OIL
Former DHS/ICE & DHS OGC
Former DOJ/AUSA
Former DHS/ICE
Next live webinar · Registration open
Introduction to Mandamus
November 17, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern · Live on Zoom
Learn the fundamentals of mandamus litigation, how to screen delayed cases, and the strategic considerations that matter when the government will not decide.
Why Federal Litigation Matters
Many traditional avenues for assisting immigrants have become more limited.
Federal district court remains an important avenue for seeking relief when a case stalls at USCIS or another agency.
Many immigration attorneys know federal litigation exists. Fewer have been trained to use it.
The Immigration Litigation Playbook helps close that gap.
Upcoming Webinars
Introduction to Mandamus
November 17, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern
Learn the fundamentals of mandamus litigation, how to screen delayed cases, and the strategic considerations that matter when the government will not decide.
Register NowFile It Like You Mean It! Drafting and Filing a Mandamus Complaint
December 4, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern
A hands-on follow-up on drafting, filing, and serving a strong mandamus complaint, from framing the delay to naming defendants and choosing venue.
Register NowIntroduction to Immigration Habeas Practice
December 9, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern
When ICE detains your client, learn when habeas is the right remedy, the basics of detention authority, and how to prepare and file a federal habeas action.
Register NowAPA Litigation in Immigration Cases
How to identify reviewable agency action, frame claims under the Administrative Procedure Act, address final agency action and exhaustion, and distinguish APA claims from mandamus actions.
From Consultation to Complaint: Building a Federal Immigration Case
A step-by-step workshop on client intake, factual investigation, document collection, legal research, identifying defendants, drafting allegations, and preparing a complaint.
Designed for Busy Immigration Attorneys
Live
Taught live on Zoom.
Practical
Focused on real-world decisions.
Customized
We will customize the training via pre-training intake.
Focused
Carefully distilled into one hour.
Actionable
Take concepts directly into practice.
Ready to Get Started?
Whether you're exploring mandamus for the first time or looking to strengthen your federal litigation skills, start with an upcoming webinar.