Section of International Law: Mexico Committee

Mexico Committee

About the Committee

The Mexico Committee is involved with the full spectrum of U.S.-Mexican legal issues as well as various aspects of internal Mexican law. This year the Committee intends to plan and sponsor at least one important event in both the United States and in Mexico; to strengthen its relationships with the Mexican bar and with other Mexican legal institutions and organizations; and to continue to keep its membership informed of important developments in Mexican law through its newsletter. A current initiative of the Mexico Comittee is to monitor developments in Mexico's competition law.

The Mexico Committee's membership is its most important asset. We encourage all Committee members to be involved in Committee activities and to freely communicate their suggestions and ideas.

Upcoming Program

Update on The Future of NAFTA

Sponsor: ABA Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section, International Trade and Customs Committee, in cooperation with ABA International Law Section, Mexico Law Committee

December 11, 2009, 10 am to 12 pm

Host: Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

Speakers:

- Dale Furnish, Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University; "Dispute Settlement Under NAFTA"

- Alfonso Navarro Bernachi, Deputy Consul General of Mexico in Phoenix, "A Mexican Perspective on NAFTA's Successes"

- Leslie Alan Glick, Partner, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, Washington, D.C. Chair, International Trade and Customs Law Committee, American Bar Association Section on Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice; Vice Chair, Mexico Law Committee, International Law Section; "NAFTA and Rule of Law: Why it is Working and Making Mexico a Continued Attractive Location for U.S. Investment Compared to China"

- Rick Stephenson, Consul and Senior Trade Commissioner, Canadian Consulate of Tucson; "NAFTA, an Analysis"

Program Registration

E-mail

Fax: 202-662-1529

Mail: Anne Kiefer, ABA Section of Administrative Law, 740 15TH Street NW, Washington, DC 20005.

Cancellations, please e-mail or Fax to 202-662-1529.

Arizona CLE credit will be applied for. Space is limited. RSVP request by December 4, 2009.

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