Section of International Law: Canada Committee

Section of International Law:
Canada Committee

Committee Description

The ABA Section of International Law Canada Committee focuses on programs and policy dealing with international and cross-border aspects of issues affecting Canada and its trading partners across a broad range of areas, including national security, cross-border litigation, privacy, government procurement, product safety regulation, antitrust, trade remedies, insolvency, customs, immigration, economic sanctions and export controls, financing, M&A, public law, and bilateral and multilateral trade and investment agreements, including NAFTA and the agreements of the World Trade Organization.

Message From the Canada Co-Chairs

Welcome to the Canada Committee webpage!

Our Committee is involved with issues related to Canada, particularly U.S. - Canada relations. As such, the Committee presents programs dealing with the complex and overlapping web of legal, economic and political regimes in the two countries. The Committee's agenda is to provide an opportunity to discuss Canadian legal developments of importance to ABA members and to promote dialogue between Section members about comparative and international law issues. The Committee leadership welcomes your participation in the Committee's agenda and can be contacted via email: Kenneth Nelson Frankel, Randall Hofley, Paul M. Lalonde, and Brian D. Wallace.