International Law and Immigration Section

Where are our blind spots when it comes to culture and diversity in international dispute resolution? Arbitration and mediation are processes premised on their constituencies agreeing to resolve future or existing disputes with the assistance of an independent neutral or group of neutrals. In arbitration, we rely on the arbitrator to fairly decide the merits; in mediation, we rely on the mediator to facilitate a sound settlement. A key component in these arrangements is an inherent trust in not only the decision-making systems and rules but also the independent character of all the individuals involved in the dispute resolution process. Read more

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

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

Quarterly updates from the International Law Section. Read more

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

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

A monthly publication by 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. Read more

The Feather Thief tells the true crime story of Edwin Rist’s theft of hundreds of rare bird specimens from the British Museum of Natural History. Read more

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