Exploring cross-border cases in U.S. courts and their relevance to business, politics, and people's lives. At of civ pro, int'l law, IBT, & foreign affairs.

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US courts rarely consider sanctions clauses in transnational insurance contracts, which makes a new Dubai decision all the more significant. Pamela Bookman and Matthew Salavitch explain: tlblog.org/dubai-court-weigh…
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Kleptocrats shouldn't be allowed to use U.S. real estate to hide their ill-gotten gains--and "int'l comity" shouldn't be used to make claims against them effectively nonjusticiable. @pbstephan3 critiques a recent NY state court decision re: 🇰🇿: tlblog.org/comity-and-klepto…
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Choice of law clauses are common in prenuptial agreements - and enforceable. @Tarheel_Lawprof has an example involving the NHL, Finland, and attorney's fees in excess of the promised spousal support: tlblog.org/prenuptial-agreem…
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🧵Today CAL, @CivicResponse and @UG_SchoolOfLaw jointly filed a historic grievance with @ghcocobod on behalf of 30 cocoa farmers concerning its failure to adequately monitor and address issues of deforestation, illegal pesticide use, and hazardous child labor in the sector
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The prohibition of annexations lies at the core of international law, but it is often misunderstood, esp its relationship to jus ad bellum, as @MonicaHakimi and I argue in a newly published article: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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How much impact do foreign data protection laws have on discovery in U.S. courts? See @IngridBrunk's analysis of a recent case involving discovery against an Israeli corporation, including Hague Evid. Conv. argument. tlblog.org/israeli-data-prot…
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Forum selection clauses should be interpreted in the same way by state and federal courts, right? But IRL things go off track, at least in federal court in Puerto Rico. @Tarheel_Lawprof explains. And yep, there's an Erie problem. tlblog.org/puerto-rico-law-7…
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Congress largely immunized website providers via Sec. 230, but it also tried to protect victims of child sex trafficking thru extraterritorial reach of the TVPRA. @ProfBillDodge on how to hold foreign websites accountable for child pornography in the US: tlblog.org/applying-the-tvpr…
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