International Law Review Volume 22, Number 4, Spring 2004

Global Legal Practice Symposium
Foreword — Laurel S. Terry

Introduction — Charles W. Kettlewell

Sarbanes-Oxley’s Wake Up Call to Attorneys — Robert J. Anello

Liberalization of National Legal Admissions Requirements in the European Union: Lessons and Implications — Wayne J. Carroll

Global Legal Practice and GATS: A Bar Viewpoint — Jonathan Goldsmith

The Ethical Implications of Partnerships and Other Associations Invilving American and Foreign Lawyers — Mark I. Harrison and Mary Gray Davidson

Challenges to the Legal Profession in Europe — Hans-Jurgen Hellwig

Incorporated Legal Practices — A New Era in the Provision of Legal Services in the State of New South Wales — Steven Mark and Georgina Cowdry

Lawyers, GATS, and the WTO Accountancy Disciplines: The History of the WTO’s Consultation, the IBA GATS Forum and the September 2003 IBA Resolutions — Laurel S. Terry

Comment

The States of the Crusade to Eradicate Female Genital Mutilation: A Comparative Analysis of Laws and Programs in the United States and Egypt — Elizabeth A. Syer 

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