Hello Andrea,
There are many different legal Dictionaries about our Spanish/Latin American
law, none comparable to Black's, in the idea of cover every country.
However, the most important encyclopaedia in Latin American law is
"Enciclopedia Jurídica OMEBA" now edited in Mexico edited (originally in
Argentina) in more than 26 volumes. That work covers all Latin American
institutions of law, written by the most prestigious specialists from all
countries in Latin America. Enciclopedia Jurídica OMEBA is edited by
Driskill S.A. and you can find it at www.omeba.com <http://www.omeba.com>
Best regards,
Armando Zapata
azapata@estudiorodrigo.com
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>>-----Mensaje original-----
>>De: Bender, Andrea [ mailto:ABender@wc.com <mailto:ABender@wc.com> ]
>>Enviado el: Jueves, 27 de Marzo de 2003 10:55 a.m.
>>Para: law-lib@ucdavis.edu
>>Asunto: Spanish dictionary-what do you recommend?
>>
>>
>>One of our attorneys is looking for a legal dictionary in
>>Spanish which
>>would be comparable to Blacks. He is looking for
>>Spanish-Spanish not an
>>English Spanish legal dictionary (a replacement copy of Dahl's is
>>already coming). He would prefer not country specific-Latin American
>>Spanish rather than Spain Spanish. Does anyone have a recommendation?
>>
>>Thanks for the help.
>>
>>Andrea K. Bender
>>Technical Services Manager
>>Williams & Connolly LLP
>>202-434-5319
>>abender@wc.com
>>
>>
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