Law boosts effectiveness of arbitration
The National Assembly passed the Law on Commercial Arbitration (Law 2010) in June, replacing the 2003 Ordinance on Commercial Arbitration. Notable new points embodied in Law 2010 are:
In brief | Influx of cats extends adoption event
MERRIAM | Influx of cats extends adoption event A new batch of 41 cats at Animal Haven has prompted the no-kill shelter to extend a summer adoption program for an additional week.
Statement of Dr. Elena Rios, President and CEO, National Hispanic Medical Association
Hispanic Doctors, Dentists, and Nurses Applaud the Health Care Reform Law for our Patients WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, signed into law by President Obama earlier this year, is the most comprehensive health care reform legislation in the U.S. since Medicare, which provides access to care for persons over 65, the blind and dialysis …
President nod for bill on equal adoption rights
President Pratibha Patil has signed into law a bill giving Indian women equal rights as men in adopting children and becoming guardians of minors, including their own children, it was announced on Thursday.
Special education expert to talk to adoptive families about laws
“Special Education Law and How to Advocate for Your Child” is the topic of a presentation by Dr. Orv Karan , a licensed psychologist with over 35 years of experience in special education.
Same-sex adoption bill passes House
BIRTH parents who do not want their children to be adopted by a same-sex couple will be able to make their preference known without fear they will breach anti-discrimination laws by doing so.
Police slow to sign on to state law enforcement data system
Madison — The state has spent years and $6.4 million in federal money on a law enforcement data system that major police agencies have been slow to adopt, an audit found.
Mexico City mayor sues Guadalajara bishop over gay marriage remarks
In the secular institutional corner, the Supreme Court censured Sandoval’s statements unanimously, and Ebrard issued a stark warning to the highest-ranking prelate of Mexico’s second-largest city: “We live in a secular state, and here, whether we like it or not, the law rules the land,” Ebrard said, according to La Jornada (links in Spanish). “The cardinal must submit to the law of the land …
John C. Vojta, a Leading Chicago Divorce Lawyer, Offers Top Advice and Answers on Family Law
Leading Divorce Attorney in Chicago John C. Vojta Answers Commonly Asked Questions Regarding Family Law, Divorce, Child Support and More
US Same-Sex Couples To Be Banned from Adopting Russian Children
The Russian authorities have started to regulate the process of adoption of Russian orphans by US family couples.