La función del Notario en los sistemas de Civil Law y Common Law en la era de la Globalización
Ross R. Alexander es abogado del Estado de Ilinois y actualmente es redactor del Global Markets Law Journal de la John Marshall Law School de Chicago, Ilinois. Se graduó en enero de 2012 en la John Marshall Law School con un Juris Doctor y un LL.MM. en Comercio Internacional y Derecho Mercantil. Durante su formación estudió derecho internacional público y privado, derecho mercantil y aduanero y resolución alternativa de conflictos en España, Washington, Escocia y Suiza. Además, realizó prácticas al servicio del Honorable Juez Thomas E. Hoffman, en el Tribunal de Apelación de Ilinois, y del Honorable Juez Mathias Delort, en el Tribunal de Distrito del Condado de Cook. Con anterioridad a sus estudios de Derecho, obtuvo su B.A. en administración de empresas en el Alma College (Alma, Michigan) y trabajó en una importante entidad financiera en el Southeast Michigan, donde ejerció como notary public, y en el mismo banco en Northwest Ohio. Ross está casado con la Dra. Caitlin Schein, y tienen un hijo.
Globalization and the Civil Law Notarial Profession
The Effects of the European Notarial Model on the U.S. and What the Southeast States Can Learn
Ross R. Alexander is a licensed attorney in the state of Illinois and is currently a staff editor for the Global Markets Law Journal at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois. He graduated in January 2012 from the John Marshall Law School with a J.D. and an LL.M. in International Business and Trade Law. During his law school tenure, Ross studied public and private international law, customs and trade law, and alternative dispute resolution in Spain, Washington D.C., Scotland, and Switzerland. In addition, he served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Judge Thomas E. Hoffman of the Illinois Appellate Court and the Honorable Judge Mathias Delort of the Circuit Court of Cook County. Prior to his pursuits in law, Ross received his B.A. in business administration from Alma College in Alma Michigan, and worked for a large regional bank in Southeast Michigan, where he served as a notary public, and the same bank in Northwest Ohio. Ross is married to Dr. Caitlin Schein, and they have one child.
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