“A delegation from University of Houston Law Center traveled to Mexico in July to continue fostering global legal education and professional development.
“We recognize the importance and support the goal of developing strong transnational lawyers; those who can speak both languages (English and Spanish), understand the respective laws and are licensed to practice law in both countries,” said Karen Jones, executive director of Global and Graduate Program at UHLC. “Ideally, transnational lawyers must be able to operate effectively in both the U.S. and Mexican legal communities.”
Jones, along with Leonard Baynes, dean, and Julián Cárdenas, a research assistant professor and director of the Center for U.S. and Mexican Law, met with stakeholders, including government officials, academic leaders, major U.S. law firms with offices located in Mexico, industry professionals and alumni.
Dean Baynes said Mexico is the No. 1 trading partner with Texas…”
https://nationaljurist.com/international-jurist-news/uhlc-strengthens-academic-collaborations-across-mexico/