The Power of Persistence
By Susan M. Goldberg
Diversity Leadership Council,
June 2023
The ISBA’s International and Immigration Law Section Council was an agent of change at the ISBA Midyear Meeting in Chicago.
Perspectives From the Canadian Consulate
By Cindy G. Buys
International and Immigration Law,
February 2020
On Friday, January 17, the International & Immigration Law Section Council met with the Canadian consul general, John Cruikshank, and his staff at the Canadian Consulate in Chicago.
Meet the section council
International and Immigration Law,
October 2015
Learn more about Michael R. Lied, the Section's CLE Liaison.
Sharing ideas for helpful Web sites
By Susan M. Brazas
International and Immigration Law,
April 2015
Which Web sites do you use frequently and think we should link to from our own Section page? Let us know!
Meet the Section Council
International and Immigration Law,
October 2014
Learn more about Section Council members Cindy Galway Buys and Tejas Shah.
Meet the section council
International and Immigration Law,
August 2014
Learn more about Section Chair Lynne Ostfeld and member David Aubrey.
Thank you to our authors
International and Immigration Law,
July 2013
A listing of the articles published in this newsletter during the past year.
Meet the Section Council
International and Immigration Law,
February 2013
Learn more about the members of the Section Council.
Meet the Section Council—Present and past
International and Immigration Law,
November 2011
Get to know International & Immigration Law Section Council member Michelle Rozovics and former Section Chair Angela Peters.
Issues for discussion
International and Immigration Law,
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.
Meet the Section Council
International and Immigration Law,
October 2009
Learn more about Section Council Vice-Chair, Professor William B.T. Mock and Section Council Secretary Anne Skallerup.
Section Council at British consulate
International and Immigration Law,
November 2008
For many years, the International and Immigration Law Section Council of the ISBA has held some of their meetings at foreign consulates and have had representatives of the foreign consulates participate in other meetings and programs.
Section Council meets with Consuls
International and Immigration Law,
August 2008
For the past few years, the International and Immigration Law Section Council has been specifically looking at the issues related to the requirement under the Vienna Convention that if a foreign national is arrested, or otherwise detained, their consulate should be notified.
The Section Council makes a difference
By Juliet Boyd
International and Immigration Law,
June 2005
This section has much to offer our members and the broader ISBA community and will continue to pursue its goal to demonstrate its relevance to all aspects of the practice of law.
Chair’s column: Meet the Section Council
By Mark E. Wojcik
International and Immigration Law,
September 2004
The members of an ISBA Section Council are largely unknown to many Section members. This is true of all Section Councils, not just the Section on International and Immigration Law.
Memorandum
International and Immigration Law,
April 2004
On behalf of the members of the Section Council for the ISBA Section on International and Immigration Law, we are happy to provide you and the Board of Governors with a status on our section council's progress for the 2003-2004 term.
Section council Breakfast Series
International and Immigration Law,
March 1999
The following are the remarks of Robert Vandemeulebroucke, Consule General of Belgium to Chicago given before the International and Immigration Law Section Breakfast Series in November 1998.
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