Center for U.S. and Mexican Law

The Center for U.S. and Mexican Law is the first research center in any U.S. law school devoted to the independent, critical study of Mexican law and legal aspects of U.S. – Mexico relations. Based at the University of Houston Law Center, the Center for U.S. and Mexican Law capitalizes on Houston’s position as a gateway between the United States and Mexico.   The Center’s research programs are directed towards increasing the understanding of Mexican laws and legal institutions in the United States, and of U.S. laws and legal institutions in Mexico.  The Center also sponsors activities to promote professional cooperation and comparative legal education in North America, through a partnership with the North American Consortium on Legal Education.

THE CENTER FOR U.S. AND MEXICAN LAW THANKS THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES AND FIRMS FOR THEIR SUPPORT

UNDERWRITERS: 
The Buzbee Law Firm  • Baker Hughes
Weatherford International

SPONSORS: 
Andrew Kurth • Baker Botts 
Chadbourne Parke
Fulbright & Jaworski • Gardere Wynne Sewell
Goodrich Riquelme • Haynes & Boone
Locke Lord • Mayer Brown
McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore
Vinson & Elkins

News

07/23/2013	The Center for U.S. and Mexican Law was mentioned by the Spanish language newspaper Reforma. The article stated that U.S. Congressman Henry Cuellar is an advisor to the center.
07/01/2013	Center for U.S. and Mexican Law Advisor Congressman Henry Cuellar on U.S.-Mexico Hydrocarbon Agreement

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07/23/2013	The Center for U.S. and Mexican Law was mentioned by the Spanish language newspaper Reforma. The article stated that U.S. Congressman Henry Cuellar is an advisor to the center.
10/12/2012	The Center for U.S. and Mexican Law was featured in an article on the Global Houston website.
09/14/2012	Professor Stephen Zamora, the director of the Center for U.S. and Mexican Law, was interviewed on KUHF Houston Public Radio’s Bauer Business Focus regarding the Center's research project on the shared use of oil and gas resources in the Gulf of Mexico.

 

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