Ana Teresa Carrión-Chavarría

-- Designed and now presents required course for first-year law students entitled “Introduction to U.S. Legal System.” -- Organized summer internship programs with Local Electoral Court’s Judges; introduced non-traditional communications techniques, including social networking, to promote involvement and dialogue on class topics.

-- Provided legal counsel and services to diverse client base, overseeing and mentoring two attorneys and two interns. -- Reviewed 350+ line of credit agreements between GMAC Financial Services Mexico and borrowers, including GM, Pontiac, Chrysler, Fiat, and Mitsubishi dealers. --Turned around unprofitable flat-rate contract by introducing new legal strategy for visa processing, which halved time requirements and accelerated turnaround two weeks; freed 100,000 pesos in resources to devote to other clients

-- To up-to-date the list of bilateral social security agreements, as published in the Répertoire des Instruments Internationaux de Securité Sociale, BIT, Geneve 2000; -- Conduct supervised research on social security for migrant workers throughout the world -- Undertake deep research for the pos

-- Investigated international trade law, interacted with diplomats, and attended hearings of dispute settlement bodies. -- Supported Doha Round of international trade negotiations; reported progress to Mexican political leaders; contributed strategies to Mexican Ministry of Economy in Mexico City.

My practice included: Civil, Family, Commercial, Criminal, and Amparo Litigation.

Thesis' subject: "Addressing non-compliance with core labour standards in an interdependent world: which are the rules of the game?"

Business ethics, managerial perspectives, environmental law, finance.

Family Law, Criminal Law, Tax Law, Labour Law, Internacional Law, etc.