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Beteilige Person:	Zekoll, Joachim 1955- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	St. Paul, MN West Acad. Publ. 2013
Schriftenreihe:	American casebook series
Schlagwörter:	Conflict of laws > Civil procedure Conflict of laws > Jurisdiction Civil procedure Actions and defenses
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adam_text	SUMMARY OF CONTENTS PREFACE ................................................................................................................................. V ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .................................................................................................. VII TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................XIII Table of Cases ......................................................................................................xxiii CHAPTER 1. Personal Jurisdiction and Forum Selection ..................................1 Section A. Introduction ...................................................................................................1 B. Specific Jurisdiction ......................................................................................3 C. General Jurisdiction ...................................................................................43 Note on Doing Business as a Basis for Jurisdiction over Foreign Parties ......................................................................................55 0. Transient Jurisdiction ................................................................................58 A Comparative Note on Transient Jurisdiction .............................................62 E. The Reach of Process ..................................................................................62 F. Litigating Personal Jurisdiction ................................................................73 G. Personal Jurisdiction in Europe: The Brussels Convention and Regulation ..........................................................................................79 H. Attachment and Global Assets ...................................................................99 1. Forum Selection Clauses ..........................................................................114 Note on the Hague Choice of Court Convention ........................................137 Note on Forum Selection Clauses Under E.U. Law ....................................138 CHAPTER 2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction .......................................................141 Section A. Introduction ...............................................................................................141 B. Alienage and Diversity Jurisdiction ........................................................142 1. Citizens or Subjects of Foreign States ..........................................142 2. Permanen t Resident A liens and A lienage Jurisdiction .................155 3. Foreign Corporations and Diversity ............................................160 Note on Removal to Federal Court ...............................................161 C. Cases Arising Under Federal Law ...........................................................162 1. Human Rights L itigation under the A lien Tort Statute .................163 2. Claims under the Torture Victim Protection Act ..........................182 3. Claims under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1990..............................184 4. Suability of Private Actors and Related Matters ..........................184 5. Cases Implicating Foreign Policy Concerns ................................196 Note on Universal Jurisdiction ..................................................204 6. Cases Arising Under Treaties .......................................................205 D. Venue and Alien Defendants ....................................................................218 1. Venue in Suits Against Aliens .......................................................218 2. Venue in Suits Against A lien and Non-A lien Defendants .............219 3. Fallback Venue .............................................................................219 4. Transfer of Venue .........................................................................219 5. Transfer of Venue versus Forum Non Conveniens .......................220 Note on the Sequencing of Jurisdictional and Related Objections .................................................................221 CHAPTER 3. Suits Against Foreign Sovereigns ..............................................223 Section A. The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act ..................................................223 1. Origins and Structure ...................................................................223 2. Constitutionality ...........................................................................225 3. Scope ............................................................................................235 4. Exceptions to Sovereign Immunity ...............................................255 B. The Act of State Doctrine .........................................................................291 CHAPTER 4. Service of Process .......................................................................321 Section A. Service on Foreign Defendants Under the Federal Rules .....................321 1. Waiver of Service .........................................................................321 2. Absent a Waiver of Service ...........................................................322 (a) Serving Foreign Defendants within a U.S. Federal Judicial District ........................................................322 (b) Serving Foreign Defendants in a Foreign Country ..................................................................................323 B. Service Under the Hague Convention .....................................................324 C. Coordinating the Hague Convention and the Federal Rules ................325 D. Determining the Applicability of the Hague Convention ......................337 Note on Service of Process within the E.U .................................................350 E. Service in Violation of Foreign Law ........................................................350 1. Introduction ..................................................................................350 2. Article 13 of the Hague Service Convention ................................352 3. Statutory Construction and U.S. Service Provisions ....................359 F. Service on Foreign States, Agencies and Instrumentalities ...................361 CHAPTER 5. Parallel Litigation .......................................................................371 Section A. International Forum Non Conveniens ....................................................371 A Comparative Note on Forum Non Conveniens .......................................395 B. Abstention (Lis Pendens) and Parallel Litigation ..................................398 Background Note on Abstention and Parallel Litigation in the Purely Domestic (U.S.) Setting ..................................................................399 A Comparative Note on Lis Pendens ..........................................................412 Note on the Hague Choice of Court Convention ........................................414 C. International Antisuit Inj unctions and Parallel Litigation ...................415 1. Approaches) of U.S. Courts .........................................................415 2. Approach(es) of European Courts ................................................433 CHAPTER 6. Taking Evidence Abroad ...........................................................449 Section A. Introduction ...............................................................................................449 1. An Overview of Discovery in American Courts ............................449 2. Foreign Methods of Obtaining Evidence ......................................451 3. American Discovery and Foreign Perceptions .............................452 B. The Hague Evidence Convention .............................................................453 1. Overview of the Hague Evidence Convention Procedures ....................................................................................453 2. Privileges Against Testifying Under the Convention ....................454 3. Subject Matter Scope of the Hague Evidence Convention ............455 4. The Exclusion ofPretrial Discovery Documents ..........................456 5. The Exclusivity of the Hague Evidence Convention .....................457 C. U.S. Discovery Conducted Abroad ..........................................................471 A Case Illustration ......................................................................................471 D. The Personal Jurisdiction Requirement .................................................473 1. Nonparty Witnesses ......................................................................473 2. Juris dictional Discovery ...............................................................473 E. Yost-Aérospatiale Decisional Law ............................................................474 F. Foreign Blocking Statutes ........................................................................481 G. U.S. Discovery and Evidence Production for Foreign and International Tribunals .....................................................................496 CHAPTER 7. International Litigation and Choice of Law .............................511 Section A. An Overview of American Choice of Law .............................................511 1. Traditional Choice of Law Rules ..................................................511 2. Interest Analysis and the Conflicts of Revolution .........................514 3. The Restatement (Second) of Conflict Laws .................................516 B. American Choice of Law in the Transnational Setting ..........................518 C. Constitutional Limits on American Choice of Law ................................526 D. International Choice of Law Clauses ......................................................533 1. Validating and Interpreting Choice of Law Clauses ....................534 2. The Interrelationship between Choice of Law and Choice of Forum Clauses .............................................................546 E. The European Perspective on Choice of Law .........................................554 Matthias Reimann, Conflict of Laws in Western Europe 3-17 (1995)....................................................................................555 Note on Subsequent Developments in the European Union .......................560 Article 6, Rome I Regulation ......................................................................561 Article 14, Rome II Regulation ..................................................................562 F. The Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Statutes ..................................563 1. Extraterritorial Reach of U.S. Antitrust Laws ..............................564 2. A Comparative Perspective on Extraterritoriality .......................590 3. The Extraterritorial Reach of Federal Securities Laws ...............603 CHAPTER 8. Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments ...........................617 Section A. Introduction ..............................................................................................617 B. Enforcing Foreign Judgments In the U.S.—Basic Considerations .......................................................................621 1. Traditional Approaches and the Regime of Comity .....................621 2. The Source of law Governing Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in U.S. Courts ...............................................627 3. Introduction to Current Approaches Under State Law ................632 Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act ..........................................................................633 C. Foreign Judgments and the Requirements of Personal Jurisdiction .......................................................................................636 D. Foreign Judgments Raising Domestic (U.S.) Public Policy Concerns ....................................................................................................651 1. Concerns Regarding Substantive Law ..........................................651 The SPEECH Act of 2010............................................................663 2. Concerns Regarding Fair Procedures .........................................666 Note on U.S. Recognition of Foreign Tax and Penal Judgments .............................................................672 E. U.S. Judgments and Foreign Public Policy Concerns ............................673 F. Judgment Recognition Under European Union Law ............................684 Brussels Regulation Arts. 34-35.................................................................685 CHAPTER 9. International Arbitration ...........................................................693 Section A. Introduction ..............................................................................................693 B. Claims Subject to Arbitration .................................................................695 C. Enforcement of Arbitration Awards .......................................................704 D. Antisuit Injunctions in Aid of Arbitration ..............................................723 APPENDICES. __________.......................................................................................737 A. The Hague Service Convention ...............................................................737 B. The Hague Evidence Convention ............................................................742 С The Hague Choice of Court Convention .................................................748 D. The Brussels Regulation (EC Regulation 44/2001)................................758 E. The New York Convention ......................................................................771 F. The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976.....................................776 TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE .............................................................................................................................. V Acknowledgments .................................................................................................. vu Summary of Contents .............................................................................................. їх Table of Cases ......................................................................................................xxiii CHAPTER 1. Personal Jurisdiction and Forum Selection ..................................1 Section A. Introduction ...................................................................................................1 B. Specific Jurisdiction ......................................................................................3 Asahi Metal Industry Co., Ltd. v. Superior Court .....................3 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...............................................10 J. Mclntyre Machinery, Ltd. v. Nicastro ....................................14 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...............................................26 Wien Air Alaska, Inc. v. Brandt ..................................................29 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...............................................36 Yahoo! Inc. v. La Ligue Contre Le Racisme et L Antisémitisme .........................................................................36 Cannon Mfg. Co. v. Cudahy Packing Co....................................... 42 C. General Jurisdiction ...................................................................................43 Goodyear Dunlop Tires Operations, S.A. v. Brown .................................44 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................50 Helicópteros Nacionales De Columbia, S.A. v. Hall ....................................51 Bauman v. DaimlerChrysler Corp.........................................................53 Note on Doing Business as a Basis for Jurisdiction Over Foreign Parties .....................................................................................55 D. Transient Jurisdiction ................................................................................58 Burnham v. Superior Court ...........................................................................58 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................61 A Comparative Note on Transient Jurisdiction .............................................62 E. The Reach of Process ..................................................................................62 Capital Int l, Ltd. v. Rudolff & Co., Ltd .......................................................63 United States v. Swiss American Bank, Ltd .............................................64 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................71 F. Litigating Personal Jurisdiction ................................................................73 Insurance Corp. of Ireland, Ltd. v. Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinee ......................................................................................73 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................78 G. Personal Jurisdiction in Europe: The Brussels Convention and Regulation ..........................................................................................79 Johann Gruber v. Bay Wa AG.................................................................. 82 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................89 Shevill v. Presse Alliance SA ......................................................................91 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................95 eDate Advertising GmbH v. X, and Martinez v. MGN, Ltd ...................96 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................................98 H. Attachment and Global Assets ..................................................................99 Shaffer v. Heitner .......................................................................................100 Grupo Mexicano de Desarrollo, S.A. v. Alliance Bond Fund, Inc........ 102 Notes and Questions for Discussion ........................................................... Ill Mareva Compania Naviera S.A. v. Inťl Bulkcarriers S.A .......................... 113 I. Forum Selection Clauses.......................................................................... 114 The Bremen v. Zapata Off-Shore Co ...................................................... 114 Notes and Questions for Discussion ........................................................... 122 Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute ........................................................... 122 Richards v. Lloyd s of London ................................................................ 126 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................133 Lauro Lines s.r.l. v. Chasser .......................................................................135 Note on the Hague Choice of Court Convention ........................................ 137 Note on Forum Selection Clauses Under E.U. Law ................................... 138 CHAPTER 2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction ....................................................... 141 Section A. Introduction ..............................................................................................141 B. Alienage and Diversity Jurisdiction ........................................................142 1. Citizens or Subjects of Foreign States ..........................................142 Chase Bank v. Traffic Stream (BVI) Infrastructure Ltd .......................................................................... 143 Sadat v. Mertes ........................................................................... 145 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................. 152 Hodgson v. Bowerbank ..............................................................154 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................. 154 2. Permanent Resident Aliens and Alienage Jurisdiction ................. 155 Antonier v. Miller ....................................................................... 156 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................158 3. Foreign Corporations and Diversity ............................................ 160 Note on Removal to Federal Court ............................................... 161 C. Cases Arising Under Federal Law ..........................................................162 1. Human Rights Litigation under the A lien Tort Statute ................. 163 Filartiga v. Pena-Irala ...................................................................164 Tel-Oren v. Libyan Arab Republic ............................................... 166 Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain ...........................................................167 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................180 2. Claims under the Torture Victim Protection Act .......................... 182 Mohamad v. Palestinian Authority ............................................... 183 3. Claims under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1990.............................. 184 4. Suability of Private A ctors and Related Matters .......................... 184 Kadic v. Karadzic ....................................................................... 185 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................. 194 Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co ...........................................196 5. Cases Implicating Foreign Policy Concerns ................................196 Patrickson v. Dole Food Co ........................................................197 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................203 Note on Universal Jurisdiction ..................................................204 6. Cases Arising Under Treaties .......................................................205 Benjamins v. British European Airways ..................................206 Narkiewicz-Laine v. Scandinavian Airlines Sytems ...............214 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................216 D. Venue and Alien Defendants ....................................................................218 1. Venue in Suits Against Aliens .......................................................218 2. Venue in Suits Against Alien and Non-A lien Defendants .............219 3. Fallback Venue .............................................................................219 4. Transfer of Venue .........................................................................219 5. Transfer of Venue versus Forum Non Conveniens .......................220 Note on the Sequencing of Jurisdictional and Related Objections ...............................................................................221 CHAPTER 3. Suits Against Foreign Sovereigns ..............................................223 Section A. The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act ..................................................223 1. Origins and Structure ...................................................................223 2. Constitutionality ...........................................................................225 Verlinden, B.V. v. Central Bank of Nigeria ..............................225 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................231 3. Scope ............................................................................................235 Argentine Republic v. Amerada Hess Shipping Corp ............235 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................242 Republic of Austria v. Altmann....................................................243 Dole Food Co. v. Patrickson .......................................................245 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................251 4. Exceptions to Sovereign Immunity ................................................255 Republic of Argentina v. Weltover, Inc ....................................255 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................261 Saudi Arabia v. Nelson ...............................................................264 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................273 Cicippio-Puleo v. Islamic Republican of Iran ..........................276 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................281 Zappia Middle East Constr. Co. v. Emirate of Abu Dhabi .....285 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................289 B. The Act of State Doctrine .........................................................................291 Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino ....................................................291 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................301 Alfred Dunhill of London, Inc. v. Republic of Cuba ..............................304 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................310 W.S. Kirkpatrick & Co., Inc. v. Environmental Tectonics Corp., Inťl................................................................................ 313 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................316 CHAPTER 4. Service of Process .......................................................................321 Section A. Service on Foreign Defendants Under the Federal Rules .....................321 1. Waiver of Service .........................................................................321 2. Absent a Waiver of Service ...........................................................322 (a) Serving Foreign Defendants within a U.S. Federal Judicial District ........................................................322 (b) Serving Foreign Defendants in a Foreign Country ..................................................................................323 B. Service Under the Hague Convention .....................................................324 C. Coordinating the Hague Convention and the Federal Rules ................325 Bankston v. Toyota Motor Corp .............................................................326 Brockmeyer v. May ..................................................................................328 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................336 D. Determining the Applicability of the Hague Convention ......................337 Volkswagenwerk Aktiengesellschaft v. Schlunk ....................................338 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................348 Note on Service of Process within the E.U .................................................350 E. Service in Violation of Foreign Law ........................................................350 1. Introduction ..................................................................................350 2. Article IS of the Hague Service Convention ................................352 Proceedings Concerning the Constitutional Complaint of L ____ GmbH .........................................................352 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................358 3. Statutory Construction and U.S. Service Provisions ....................359 F.T.C. v. Compagnie de Saint-Gobain-Pont-à-Mousson .............360 F. Service on Foreign States, Agencies and Instrumentalities ...................361 Transaero, Inc. v. La Fuerza Aerea Boliviana .......................................361 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................369 CHAPTER 5. Parallel Litigation .......................................................................371 Section A. International Forum Non Conveniens ....................................................371 Piper Aircraft Co. v. Reyno .....................................................................372 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................381 In re Union Carbide Gas Plant Disaster .....................................................383 Guidi v. Inter-Continental Hotels, Corp .................................................385 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................390 Iragorri v. United Technologies Corp., ......................................................391 A Comparative Note on Forum Non Conveniens....................................... 395 Owusu v. Jackson.......................................................................................396 В Abstention (Lis Pendens) and Parallel Litigation.................................. 398 Background Note on Abstention and Parallel Litigation in the Purely Domestic (U.S.) Setting ...................................................................399 Colorado River Water Conservation Dist. v. United States ..................400 Royal and Sun Alliance ins. Co. of Canada v. Century Inťl Arms, Inc ........................................................................403 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................410 A Comparative Note on Lis Pendens ..........................................................412 Note on the Hague Choice of Court Convention ........................................414 C. International Antisuit Inj unctions and Parallel Litigation ...................415 1. Approach(es) of U.S. Courts .........................................................415 Kaepa, Inc. v. Achilles Corp ......................................................415 Quaak v. Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler Bedrijfsrevisoren ........................................................................423 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................431 Laker Airways Ltd. v. Sabena, Belgian World Airlines ...............431 2. Approaches) of European Courts ................................................433 Gregory Paul Turner v. Felix Fareed Ismail Grovit and Others ........................................................................................433 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................436 Airbus Industrie G.I.E. v. Patel .................................................437 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................446 CHAPTER 6. Taking Evidence Abroad ...........................................................449 Section A. Introduction ...............................................................................................449 1. An Overview of Discovery in American Courts ............................449 2. Foreign Methods of Obtaining Evidence ......................................451 3. American Discovery and Foreign Perceptions .............................452 B. The Hague Evidence Convention .............................................................453 1. Overview of the Hague Evidence Convention Procedures ....................................................................................453 2. Privileges Against Testifying Under the Convention ....................454 3. Subject Matter Scope of the Hague Evidence Convention ............455 4. The Exclusion ofPretrial Discovery Documents ..........................456 5. The Exclusivity of the Hague Evidence Convention .....................457 Société Nationale Industrielle Aérospatiale v. U.S. District Court ............................................458 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................468 C. U.S. Discovery Conducted Abroad ..........................................................471 A Case Illustration ......................................................................................471 D. The Personal Jurisdiction Requirement .................................................473 1. Nonparty Witnesses ......................................................................473 2. Juris dictional Discovery ...............................................................473 E. Post-Aérospatiale Decisional Law ...........................................................474 Valois of America, Inc. v. Risdon Corp ....................................................475 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................479 F. Foreign Blocking Statutes ........................................................................481 Société Internationale Pour Participations Industrielles et Commerciales, S.A. v. Rogers..................................................................483 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................487 Richmark Corp. v. Timber Falling Consultants ....................................489 In re Marc Rich & Co. A.G ......................................................................491 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................493 G. U.S. Discovery and Evidence Production for Foreign and International Tribunals ....................................................................496 Intel Corp. v. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc ...........................................497 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................505 In re Application for an Order Permitting Metallgesellschaft AG to take Discovery ................................................506 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................509 CHAPTER 7. International Litigation and Choice of Law .............................511 Section A. An Overview of American Choice of Law .............................................511 1. Traditional Choice of Law Rules ..................................................511 2. Interest Analysis and the Conflicts of Revolution .........................514 3. The Restatement (Second) of Conflict Laws .................................516 B. American Choice of Law in the Transnational Setting .........................518 Spinozzi v. ITT Sheraton Corp ................................................................519 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................524 C. Constitutional Limits on American Choice of Law ...............................526 Home Insurance Co. v. Dick ....................................................................527 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................531 D. International Choice of Law Clauses ......................................................533 1. Validating and Interpreting Choice of Law Clauses ....................534 Nedlloyd Lines B.V. v. Seawinds Ltd ........................................535 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................542 2. The Interrelationship between Choice of Law and Choice of Forum Clauses .............................................................546 Albemarle Corp. v. AstraZenica U.K., Ltd ..............................546 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................553 E. The European Perspective on Choice of Law .........................................554 Matthias Reimann, Conflict of Laws in Western Europe 3-17 (1995)....................................................................................555 Note on Subsequent Developments in the European Union .......................560 Article 6, Rome I Regulation ......................................................................561 Article 14, Rome II Regulation ..................................................................562 F. The Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Statutes ..................................563 1. Extraterritorial Reach of U. S. Antitrust Laws ..............................564 American Banana Co. v. United Fruit Co ................................564 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................567 United States v. Aluminum Co. of America .............................568 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................571 Timberlane Lumber Co. v. Bank of America N.T. & S.A ...................................................................572 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................575 Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations Law of The United States §§ 402 & 403............................................576 Hartford Fire Ins. Co. v. California ..........................................578 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................586 2. A Comparative Perspective on Extraterritoriality ........................590 Ahlström Osakeyhtiö et al. v. Commission of the European Communities .......................................................590 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................594 Hoffman-La Roche, Ltd. v. Empagran, S.A.............................595 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................601 3. The Extraterritorial Reach of Federal Securities Laws ................603 Morrison v. National Australia Bank Ltd ................................604 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................615 CHAPTER 8. Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments ...........................617 Section A. Introduction ...............................................................................................617 B. Enforcing Foreign Judgments In the U.S.—Basic Considerations .......................................................................621 1. Traditional Approaches and the Regime of Com ity ......................621 Hilton v. Guyot ............................................................................621 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................625 2. The Source of law Governing Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in U.S. Courts ...............................................627 Johnston v. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique .................627 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................630 3. Introduction to Current Approaches Under State Law .................632 Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act ...........................................................................633 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................635 С Foreign Judgments and the Requirements of Personal Jurisdiction ........................................................................................636 Evans Cabinet Corp. v. Kitchen Int l, Inc ..............................................636 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................641 Somportex Ltd. v. Philadelphia Chewing Gum Corp ............................643 Notes and Questions for Discussion ...........................................................650 D· Foreign Judgments Raising Domestic (U.S.) Public Policy Concerns ....................................................................................................651 1. Concerns Regarding Substantive Law ..........................................651 Southwest Livestock & Trucking Co. v. Ramon .....................651 Notes and Questions for Discussion .............................................654 Telnikoff v. Matusevitch ............................................................656 Notes and Questions for Discussion ..............................................661 Bachchan v. India Abroad Publications Inc ..................................662 The SPEECH Act of 2010.............................................................663 Yahoo! Inc. v. La Ligue Contre le Racisme et L Antisémitisme ......................................................664 2. Concerns Regarding Fair Procedures.......................................... 666 The Society of Lloyd s v. Ashenden ...........................................666 Notes and Questions for Discussion ..............................................671 Note on U.S. Recognition of Foreign Tax and Penal Judgments ..............................................................672 E. U.S. Judgments and Foreign Public Policy Concerns ............................673 German Code of Civil Procedure [ZPO] §328........................................674 Re the Enforcement of a U.S. Judgment ..................................................675 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................679 Re the Enforcement of a U.S. Judgment ..................................................680 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................682 F. Judgment Recognition Under European Union Law .............................684 Brussels Regulation Arts. 34-35..................................................................685 Kromback v. Bamberski ...........................................................................686 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................689 CHAPTER 9. International Arbitration ............................................................693 Section A. Introduction ................................................................................................693 B. Claims Subject to Arbitration ...................................................................695 Vimar Seguros y Reaseguros, S.A. v. M/V Sky Reefer........................... 695 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................702 C. Enforcement of Arbitration Awards........................................................ 704 Parsons & Whittemore Overseas Co., Inc. v. Société General de l Industrie du Papier ..............................................................704 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................711 Baxter International, Inc. v. Abbott Laboratories ..................................716 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................721 D. Antisuit Injunctions in Aid of Arbitration............................................... 723 Paramedics Electromedicina, Ltda. v. GE Medical Information Technologies, Inc .................................................................723 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................729 Allianz SpA, and Generali Assicurazioni Generali SpA v. West Tankers, Inc ......................................................................................730 Notes and Questions for Discussion ............................................................734 APPENDICES. _________.........................................................................................737 A. The Hague Service Convention .................................................................737 B. The Hague Evidence Convention .............................................................742 C. The Hague Choice of Court Convention ..................................................748 D The Brussels Regulation (EC Regulation 44/2001)................................758 E* The New York Convention .......................................................................771 p The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976.....................................776
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