The Legal Summit 2.0 consists of 3 separate webinars. Topics covered include the effects of COVID-19 on immigration, business and trade, and environmental issues. Panelists from the United States, Canada and Mexico were featured. | Visit the Legal Summit of the America's page to learn more and view webinars.
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The ABA Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights and Responsibilities is more than just a group of volunteer attorneys. It is a collection of individuals of expertise, experience, and commitment. You can join us in our effort to help protect our communities affected by utilizing some of the resources we have collected here and on the ABA’s COVID-19 Task Force webpage.
A discussion about racial justice in America in light of the events since the murder of George Floyd. Perspectives provided by panelists from African American, Muslim, Asian American, Hispanic, and Native America communities.
Your support of the Hispanic Commission’s work is greatly appreciated and will help expand on our accomplishments and activities to date. The Commission is working on a variety of programs, including unauthorized practice of law (Notario Fraud), language access in the courts, voting rights, and much more.
Richard Pena, Chair
Law Offices of Richard Pena, P.C.
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Publications | Book
Legal Guide to Doing Business in South America, Second Edition
Publications | Book
Reinventing the Practice of Law
Publications | E-Book
The ABA Spanish Legal Phrasebook (ebook)
Publications | Book
Narrowing the Gap: Legal English for the New International Legal Practitioner
Publications | E-Book
Narrowing the Gap (Spanish Edition) E-Book
As tensions escalate on the Mexican border, the American Bar Association urges Congress and the White House to craft a comprehensive, peaceful resolution to our nation’s immigration challenges and to devote more resources to alleviate the backlog of asylum claims on the border and in United States’ immigration courts.
Read - Full Statement here
ABA Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights & Responsibilities: 321 N. Clark St., Suite 1700 Chicago, Illinois 60654 | Tel: (312) 988‐5137 | Email: skip.harsch@americanbar.org for inquiries
