Last Friday, Magistrate Judge Paul Kohler (District of Utah) granted a motion for alternative service of process, allowing ...
On its face, a choice-of-law clause selecting the laws of the United States (or a state within the United States) may seem irrelevant to whether a foreign nation has waived its sovereign immunity in U ...
Over the past several months, three state appellate courts in the United States have examined whether a “talaq” divorce ...
This is just a reminder for those in the DC area that on Thursday and Friday the George Washington Law Review is hosting a ...
Given the difficulties that parallel proceedings create in transnational litigation, there have been repeated attempts to design a multilateral framework to resolve them. A new effort at legal reform ...
Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA), the agencies and instrumentalities of foreign states are generally immune ...
The phrase “without regard to principles of conflict of laws” appears at the end of many choice-of-law clauses: This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of England without regard to its principles ...
When Boulder filed its lawsuit in state court back in 2018, the defendants removed the case to federal court. The district court rejected all of the defendants’ proffered grounds for removal, and the ...
Given the difficulties that parallel proceedings create in transnational litigation, there have been repeated attempts to design a multilateral framework to resolve them. A new effort at legal reform ...
Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA), the agencies and instrumentalities of foreign states are generally immune from suit in U.S. courts unless one of the FSIA’s exceptions applies. But ...
Georgia (the country) recently argued in Enka Renewables LLC v. Georgia against the enforcement of an arbitral award that would purportedly violate U.S. public policy. Georgia relied on the U.S.
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