Poblete Speaks with Howard Univ. Law School Students on Careers in International Law

175px-Howard_University_seal-1Washington, DC — On Tuesday, November 1, 2011, Poblete Tamargo’s Jason Poblete served as a panelist at an event sponsored by the ABA Section for International Law at the Howard University School of Law (HU): “Pathways to Employment in International Law”. The panel was co-sponsored by the HU International Law Society.

The “Pathways to Employment in International Law” program is a unique forum that brings law students and new lawyers together with experienced legal practitioners to explore opportunities for employment in international law.

Poblete was joined on the panel by Ms. Susan Notar, Esq., Deputy Director, Political-Military Affairs, Office of Iraq, U.S. Department of State; and Ms. Mélida Hodgson, Counsel, International Litigation and Arbitration Group, Foley & Hoag, LLP.

For the 2011-2012 ABA term, Poblete is serving as a Vice-Chair of the National Security Committee of the ABA Section of International Law. For more information about the Pathways program please visit this ABA website.

The PT Cable Newsletter, Autumn Edition

Circle_Inverse_Logo.001Attached please find a link for the Autumn 2011 edition of Poblete Tamargo’s newsletter, The PT Cable. In this edition of the PT Cable, you’ll find news items on the following:

1. Congressional Oversight, Foreign Companies & Export Controls

2. U.S. Taxpayers Need an Iraq Claims Program

3. Federal Agency Regulatory Enforcement Highlights

4. Worksite Enforcement & Immigration Compliance

5. Congressional Committee Approves Bill Mandating Use of E-Verify

… and much more.

As always, if you have any issues that you would like us to write about, or would like to ask one of our Attorneys a specific question for inclusion in the forthcoming edition of the PT Cable, please e-mail us at info@pobletetamargo.com.

The firm’s newsletter, The PT Cable, is now available for download. Please follow this link

Artful Dimensions Gallery Thanks Poblete Tamargo Attorneys

img_0784Fredericksburg, Virginia – At their grand opening on Saturday, October 22, 2011, Artful Dimensions Gallery (ADG) founders thanked the law firm of Poblete Tamargo for its pro bono legal advice and counsel.

“We wanted to thank you for helping us to sift through all the red tape in filling the non profit forms for our new art gallery; we greatly appreciate all the time you have invested in us and we look forward to our continued relationship,” Christine Lush-Rodriguez, President Artful Dimensions Gallery.

ADG is a non-profit membership gallery located in historic downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia. The gallery specializes in promoting and encouraging dimensional artistry. ADG artists present and sell fine art as well as help promote and support the Fredericksburg and Virginia art community. It will also provide affordable space for three-dimensional artists to create and display their artwork.

Poblete Tamargo provided ADG pro bono legal counsel during its creation and continues to advise the Virginia non-profit. The firm is proud to have supported ADG as part of it community support outreach program and looks forward to ADG’s continued success.

To learn more about ADG, please visit its website, blog, or Facebook page. A sampling of Lush-Rodriquez’s work can be viewed at her website, Fruitoids.

Photo: Lush-Rodriguez (center), Virginia artist and ADG President, presented Jason Poblete (left) and Mauricio Tamargo (right) with a commemorative tile designed by her thanking the firm for its efforts on ADG’s behalf during the past few months.

Poblete Tamargo Attorney Quoted in Roll Call Newspaper

tumblr_lflr24Tsyg1qgbyyno1_500In Wednesday’s edition of Roll Call newspaper, Poblete Tamargo Attorney Jason Poblete was quoted in a story about the political impact of legislative procedures being used in the U.S. House of Representatives to debate and approve legislation to fund the federal government through the fall: 

“The pledge, of course, is a political, not a legal, document. That means the repercussions of breaking it — or being perceived as doing so — will be political, too, said Jason Poblete, a former Republican staffer who worked alongside Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) in the office of McCarthy’s predecessor, Rep. Bill Thomas (R). “The voters will decide when [or] if we broke them,” Poblete said.

Read the entire Roll Call article here.