First Oral Trial Training in Yucatán
In March (with the support of USAID Mexico) the NatLaw training team has traveled to the state of Yucatán in Mexico to conduct a course on Oral Trial procedures and skill for Commercial Matters with...
View ArticleNatLaw Featured on Arizona Illustrated T.V. Program
Dr. Boris Kozolchyk, the founder and Executive Director of the Center appeared on the T.V. program Arizona Illustrated on Monday evening, June 18, 2012. Host Tony Paniagua interviewed them about the...
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NatLaw Assists Moot Court Team
NatLaw was pleased to travel to San Diego and help train the University of Guanajuato Moot Court Team this July. While there, the NLCIFT team took the students to observe civil trial hearings, visit...
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NatLaw Controller Ronald Mumford Honored for 20 Years of Service
Last Thursday, the NLCIFT Board of Directors thanked and honored long time NLCIFT Controller Ronald Mumford. Later this year, Ron will be retiring from 20 amazing years of service to the NLCIFT....
View ArticleSecured Transaction Reform at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
In September 2010 NLCIFT Director Boris Kozolchyk and Secured Transaction Project Coordinator Marek Dubovec were invited to comment by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta for their 3rd Quarter...
View ArticleTucson Mayor features NatLaw in Update on Expanding Trade with Mexico
In summer 2012 NatLaw welcomed Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild to the Center to meet the staff and learn more about the Center’s projects. The visit was part of his 360 Plan to promote Tucson as a...
View ArticleNatLaw Intern Brad Terry Wins Bankruptcy Negotiation Competition
NatLaw is pleased to announce that in late January 2013, NatLaw Legal Intern and current U of A College of Law student Brad Terry and his team members traveled to the University of Southern...
View ArticleSecured Transaction Reform in Costa Rica
NatLaw and the IFC are currently collaborating with the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce of Costa Rica, and other local Costa Rican offices including the Asociación Bancaria Costarricense and...
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AZ Gives Day! – March 20, 2013
This year NatLaw is excited about participating in the first annual Arizona Gives Day! On March 20, 2013, from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm, supporters of Arizona nonprofits can go online, connect with causes...
View ArticleCurrent Issues in International Trade Law: A Conference at U of A
The National Law Center is excited to join the James E. Rogers College of Law and the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law to sponsor the upcoming Conference “Current Issues in...
View ArticleNatLaw President Boris Kozolchyk Receives Doctorate Honoris Causa from the...
As highlighted in the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law Faculty News section, NatLaw’s own President and Director was presented with the title of Doctor Honoris Causa by the...
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NatLaw Controller Ronald Mumford Honored for 20 Years of Service
Last Thursday, the NLCIFT Board of Directors thanked and honored long time NLCIFT Controller Ronald Mumford. Later this year, Ron will be retiring from 20 amazing years of service to the NLCIFT....
View ArticleSecured Transaction Reform at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
In September 2010 NLCIFT Director Boris Kozolchyk and Secured Transaction Project Coordinator Marek Dubovec were invited to comment by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta for their 3rd Quarter...
View ArticleTucson Mayor features NatLaw in Update on Expanding Trade with Mexico
In summer 2012 NatLaw welcomed Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild to the Center to meet the staff and learn more about the Center’s projects. The visit was part of his 360 Plan to promote Tucson as a...
View ArticleNatLaw Intern Brad Terry Wins Bankruptcy Negotiation Competition
NatLaw is pleased to announce that in late January 2013, NatLaw Legal Intern and current U of A College of Law student Brad Terry and his team members traveled to the University of Southern...
View ArticleSecured Transaction Reform in Costa Rica
NatLaw and the IFC are currently collaborating with the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce of Costa Rica, and other local Costa Rican offices including the Asociación Bancaria Costarricense and...
View ArticleAZ Gives Day! – March 20, 2013
This year NatLaw is excited about participating in the first annual Arizona Gives Day! Arizona Gives Day is a day for Arizonans to come together to make donations to as many nonprofits as possible in...
View ArticleLiberia Adopts Registry Regulations
The country of Liberia adopted new Collateral Registry Regulations towards the end of April 2013 that are now in effect. This reform effort has been supported by the International Finance Corporation,...
View ArticleNatLaw Senior Research Attorney Publishes Article on Secured Transactions...
In April 2013, NatLaw Senior Research Attorney and Project Director Marek Dubovec’s article “Reforming Secured Transactions Laws in Africa: The First African Collateral Registry In Ghana” was published...
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NatLaw President and Founder named Legacy of the Year Honoree by Tucson...
In June 2013, President Lea Marquez Peterson of the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (THCC) informed NatLaw President and Founder Boris Kozolchyk that he has been selected as the 2013 THCC Legacy of...
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