Julie C Hancock

Experienced Attorney At Law with a demonstrated history of working in the law practice and entertainment industry. Skilled in Immigration Law, Management, Civil Rights, Leadership, and Project Management. Strong legal professional graduated from Barry University - Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law. Successfully helping Creators, Innovators and Entrepreneurs worldwide to obtain U.S. Visas. Clients include musicians, filmmakers, artists, and other creative types, as well as businesses.

Virtual law practice for added client convenience.

Immigration Law

Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas

Intellectual Property

Entertainment & Sports Law

• Credit Cards Accepted
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Flat fees for most legal services. Initial consultation fee is $150 for up to one hour of attorney time.

Washington

Washington State Bar Association

ID Number: 47379

Since 2014

Wisconsin

Wisconsin Court System

ID Number: 1114242

Since 2020

Attorney

Transamerica

2013 - 2017

Strategic Partnership Coordinator - AFI FEST

American Film Institute

2010 - 2013

Paralegal

Frith Law Group

2011 - 2012

Civil litigation; Construction law, insurance defense.

Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law

J.D. (2012) | Law

2008 - 2012

Activities: Vice President, American Constitution Society;

University of Tulsa College of Law

Study Abroad - Program Completion (2009)

2009 - 2009

4 week course in Dublin at UCD in International Intellectual Property Law through University of Tulsa.

AILA

Member

2019 - Current

Washington State Bar Association  # 47379

Member

2014 - Current

American Constitution Society

Member

2009 - Current

Certificate in Entertainment Law

Southwestern Law School

2010

Q. if copyrighted music is in a game, and you upload a video of the game with the music, is there copyright infringement

May 13, 2021

A: Any time you post a video game, or clip of anything, or use it in your own video or work, there can be numerous elements copyright protected - the music, the graphics, any dialogue contained and the work as a whole. Each aspect you use requires permission from the copyright owner to use in anything you’re doing, with very few exceptions. This is copyright infringement otherwise. Get permission from the copyright owners - this may require purchasing a license to use it how you plan. If no permission, don’t post it. Taking it down doesn’t always cure the infringement, unless that is all the owner of the music requested. If the request is not yet resolved you should seek counsel of an experienced copyright attorney. These things don’t often just go away.

Q. My business partner lied on his DS-160 form in 2013 while applying for b1/b2.

July 27, 2020

A: You definitely should consult with an immigration attorney to evaluate this situation and determine next steps. Misrepresentation to obtain an immigration benefit is a very serious matter and can have serious consequences to your brother's future ability to travel to the United States.

Q. H4 to F1. How does this affect I140 process in the future?

July 27, 2020

A: A number of factors need to be reviewed in any immigration situation to determine what, if anything, will affect the filing of an I-140, or any similar application for status. Details need to be evaluated in total when you are ready to file a new petition or change status and should be done through a consultation with an immigration attorney. If you are changing status at this point in time, you would benefit from meeting with such an attorney now in order to ensure you are on the best path strategically for any future immigration-related petitions.