Litigation reflects today’s global economy. Disputes arising in complex business deals do not respect national borders. Whether you represent U.S. companies doing business abroad or foreign companies entering the U.S. market, you should prepare yourself for the subtleties and traps of cross-border litigation, whether in an international arbitration forum or in court.
Prepare for Choice-of-Law Conundrums
International cases, where the parties’ actions occurred in both the U.S. and on foreign soil, are rife with issues that require consideration of a foreign jurisdiction’s law. Spotting early whether a client’s position is advantaged or disadvantaged by the application of foreign law can be critical.
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