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Krawitt et al v. Infosys Technologies Limited, Incorporated et al
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March 12, 2019
Apple Beats Back Whistleblower Suit Over B-1 Visas
A California federal judge on Tuesday nixed a whistleblower's suit accusing Apple of bringing two trainers from India into the country using B-1 visas instead of the more expensive and necessary H1-B visas, ruling there's "no exhaustive list or case law of all permissible activities" under the B-1.
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October 16, 2018
Apple Dodges False Claims Suit Over B-1 Visas, For Now
A California federal judge on Tuesday tossed with leave to amend a whistleblower's False Claims Act lawsuit claiming Apple Inc. and the Indian company Infosys Technologies violated immigration laws by recruiting two Indian nationals with B-1 visas to conduct training sessions instead of obtaining the more expensive H1-B visas.