International Law and Immigration Section

A monthly publication of the International Law and Immigration Section. Read more

According to the “Stop AAPI Hate” report, since March 2020, approximately 4000 anti-Asian hate incidents have been reported across the nation. Out of which, Californians account for 44%of such incidents. The act of violence in Atlanta is not one isolated incident but contributes to the continuing rise of violence and hate crime against the AAPI community across the nation. The intention of this conversation is to engage in the national dialogue of protecting minority communities and responding to hate crime and the intergenerational trauma around it. Read more

A discussion of the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Services Act and its implications for online platforms in the EU and the US. Read more

The purpose of this multi-year virtual webinar series is to promote understanding of commercial real estate leasing practice around the globe. This ambitious program will bring together U.S. lawyers with their commercial leasing counterparts across the world. Our first year of programming will focus on leasing law in Ireland, Jamaica, Malaysia, Japan, Spain, Canada and Mexico. Read more

Topics to be covered include: lease economics, lease registration, assignment & subletting, landlord remedies, tenant remedies for landlord defaults, lease exit strategies, typical security deposit requirements, formalities of lease execution, relevant tax issues and extension protocols. Read more

Quarterly updates from the International Law Section. Read more

A monthly publication by the International Law and Immigration Section. Read more

The USMCA Rapid Response Mechanism has been used for the first time. Join a conversation with attorneys from the U.S. and Mexico to understand the implications for U.S. and Mexican businesses and for Mexican labor unions. Read more

Topics to be covered include: lease economics, lease registration, assignment & subletting, landlord remedies, tenant remedies for landlord defaults, lease exit strategies, typical security deposit requirements, formalities of lease execution, relevant tax issues and extension protocols. Read more

Mr. Fisher, UCLA B.A.,J.D., U.Penn. Law School R.H.Smith Fellow, served on the multinational negotiation teams and as counsel in the German and Austrian Holocaust settlements, as well as court-appointed class counsel on the Swiss Banks Holocaust cases. Mr. Fisher is a signatory to the resulting treaties with Germany and Austria. He serves as counsel on behalf of Chinese, Korean and other Asian victims of the sexual slavery and slave labor systems of wartime Japan, and has served as court-appointed receiver in major securities fraud cases. He works on Kurdish issues in Turkey and elsewhere. Read more