D-811 – International Civil Litigation
3 Credits
Examination of the problems of conducting civil litigation across national boundaries. Topics for examination include jurisdictional, service, discovery, and parallel proceedings issues; issues arising out of international commercial disputes including international commercial arbitration and enforcement of arbitral awards; and issues presented when nations are parties to international lawsuits, including questions of sovereign immunity, and the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act.
Fall Sections
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| Van Detta | 708 | T, Th | 11:00am - 12:30pm | ||||||||||||||||
Required Materials:Born, International Civil Litigation in US Courts, (Aspen Publishers Incorporated 5th Edition), ISBN: 9780735507555 Born, International Civil Litigation In US Courts (11-12 Supp), (Aspen Publishers Incorporated 2nd Edition), ISBN: 9781454808091 Main, Global Issues in Civil Procedures, (West Publishing Company College & School Division), ISBN: 9780314159786 Malanczuk, Akehurst’s Modern Intro to International Law, (Routledge 7th Edition), ISBN: 9780415111201 Recommended Materials:Chase, Civil Litigation in Comparative Context (Casebook), (West Publishing Company College & School Division), ISBN: 9780314155962 First Assignments:Read and arrive prepared to discuss and apply all materials in Chapter 1 of the Born & Rutledge casebook and Chapters 1-4 of Malanczuk, Akehurst’s Modern Introduction To International Law (7th ed. Routledge). |
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