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Tuesday, December 09, 2003  

Tre Critelli, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's Kathy Ruckman, and John Ballif, the Director of the Office of Children's Issues with the U.S. Department of State gave a half-day presentation to the Iowa State Sheriffs’ & Deputies’ Association at their Winter School in Des Moines, Iowa. The presentation concerned International Child Abduction and how local law enforcement can best interface with attorneys who handle these types of matters, the National Center and the US Department of State.

posted by Tre | Tuesday, December 09, 2003


Tuesday, December 02, 2003  

Due to our involvement in a number of International Parental Child Abduction matters (most recently, Morgan v Morgan), we have been invited to participate in the US Department of State's symposium on the 15th Anniversary of the International Child Abduction Remedies Act (ICARA), which implements the the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction within the United States.

It should be noted that the Honorable Mark Bennett's decision in Morgan v Morgan was the first time a Rule 65(b) temporary injunction has been used in a ICARA proceeding. All counsel practicing in the area of international child abduction should take a look at the decision.

posted by Tre | Tuesday, December 02, 2003


Virtual Law Office

In an effort to keep our clients fully engaged in the processing of their legal matter, we have created the concept of a virtual law office.

Clients may enter the virtual office at any time, receive an update on their case or matter and enter into discussion or dialogue regarding their case. They can also access deadlines, documents, video presentation and other matters of importance.

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About our Chambers

CritelliLaw is the only set of English barristers and United States trial lawyers within the United States. Practising in the British fashion, we offer our services only to members of the Bar. If you are a member of the Bar, either in private practice or in a law department, and would like more information about our trial and litigation services, please contact either our United States or United Kingdom offices. If you are not a member of the Bar, please have your solicitor or attorney contact us if you wish further information.

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Closing out his term as President of the Iowa State Bar Association, Nick Critelli issued the following final reports to the Courts and to the Public:

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