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Newsletter Articles From 2009
2009 US-China Legal Exchange
October 2009
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) hosted a senior delegation from China in October 2009 to discuss China’s amendments to the Patent Law and the draft Telecommunications Law as part of the 2009 US-China Legal Exchange.
ABA Section of International Law Meeting
By Violeta I. Balan
April 2009
One of this year’s most important events for international lawyers is the Spring Meeting of ABA Section of International Law, taking place in Washington, DC, on April 14-18, 2009.
Arbitration and the Arab Middle East: Some thoughts from a commercial lawyer
By Howard L. Stovall
November 2009
Islamic law encourages arbitration of disputes, as does the European civil law jurisdictions that have most influenced the Arab Middle East. Yet while Western businesses are increasingly using arbitration to resolve disputes in international commercial transactions, acceptance has been slower in the Arab world.
Court strikes down Illinois law prohibiting employers from using E-Verify
By Cindy G. Buys
June 2009
In late 2007, Illinois enacted Public Law 95-138 prohibiting Illinois employers from enrolling in the federal government’s Employment Eligibility Verification System or E-Verify until the federal government could certify that the results of the E-Verify system were 99% accurate.
Dubai: A regional arbitration center?
By Raid Abu-Manneh
November 2009
Following the recent establishment of the LCIA-DIFC Centre at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai now has two international arbitration centres. This reflects the increasing acceptance of arbitration in the Middle East and the progress made in developing arbitration in Dubai.
Editor’s Comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
November 2009
Potential authors for The Globe will from time to time contact us asking for suggestions on topics for articles. One of the most efficient sources for ideas is the ISBA E-Clips, which any member of the ISBA may receive.
Editor’s Comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
October 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Editor’s Comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
September 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Editor’s Comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
July 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Editor’s comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
June 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Editor’s comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
April 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Editor’s comments
By Lewis F. Matuszewich
January 2009
An introduction to the issue from Editor Lew Matuszewich.
Form I-9: Delay of another Interim Rule
By Maryann Bullion
April 2009
All employers, whether they are individuals, corporations, government entities, or a small family business, have an affirmative duty to ensure they are not hiring aliens who are unauthorized to work in the United States.
Ideas for submissions to The Globe
November 2009
If any member of the International & Immigration Law Section is interested in writing an article for The Globe, but is having trouble selecting a topic, the ISBA E-Clips provide a source of ideas. Every few days there will be a case mentioned concerning “Aliens” which will mention a federal court decision. Any of these cases can be the basis of a short article or case note for The Globe.
Is justice equal for all?
By Maria Laura Cabrera Iliou
July 2009
On April 7, 2009, Alberto Fujimori, the former president of Peru became the first Latin American president found guilty of crimes against humanity.
Issues for discussion
November 2009
At a recent Section Council meeting of the International and Immigration Law Section, the members present decided that, from time to time, questions would be posed to all the members of the Section Council. Their responses would then be provided as an item in The Globe. The concept is to broaden the discussion of issues that the international and immigration practitioner is apt to face.
Issues for discussion
October 2009
At the most recent Section Council meeting of the International and Immigration Law Section, the members present decided that from time to time, questions would be posed to all the members of the Section Council. Their responses would then be provided as an item in The Globe. The concept is to broaden the discussion of issues that the international and immigration practitioner is apt to face.
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