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When a federal court in the United States compels the discovery of information located abroad to determine whether it has jurisdiction over the defendant, ...
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Gilchrist, Rethinking Jurisdictional Discovery Under the Hague Evidence Convention, 44. Vanderbilt Law Review 155 (2021). Available at: https ...
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RETHINKING DISCOVERY ABROAD IN ... international judicial cooperation in taking evidence abroad. ... request for discovery under the Hague Evidence Convention.
This Note explains the intertwined history of U.S. specific jurisdiction law and the so-called “Hague Judgments Project,” which is facilitating negotiations.
The Hague Evidence Convention Revisited: Reflections on Its Role ...
jurisdiction. Under this view, the Convention would apply only to discovery from nonparty witnesses. 14. In Soci~tg ...
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... Rethinking Jurisdictional Discovery Under The Hague Evidence Convention, Kathleen B. Gilchrist. Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law. When a federal court in ...
Discovery Abroad: An Overview of European Blocking Statutes and ...
Discovery Abroad: An Overview of European Blocking Statutes and the Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence Outside the U.S.—Part Two of Two.
Rethinking Jurisdictional Discovery Under the Hague Evidence Convention. When a federal court in the United States compels the discovery of ...
The Unsolved Problem in Taking Evidence Abroad: The Non-Rule of ...
The Messerschmitt court determined that the Hague Conven- tion did not apply to persons over whom the court had jurisdiction or to discovery which could occur ...
Ž Approach to E-Discovery in Foreign Trials
30 Kathleen Braun Gilchrist, Note, Rethinking Jurisdictional Discovery under the. Hague Evidence Convention, 44 VAND. J. OF TRANSNAT'L L. 155, 161 (2011). 31 ...
Rethinking Review of Foreign Court Jurisdiction in Light of the ...
This Note explains the intertwined history of U.S. specific jurisdiction law and the so-called “Hague Judgments Project,” which is facilitating negotiations ...
Update on Trends in Civil International Judicial Assistance and Its ...
Many issues arise. One of the most common is whether if the jurisdiction has acceded to the Hague Evidence Convention and if so, whether local ...
Multi-National Patent Litigation: Management of Discovery and ...
gather evidence in foreign jurisdictions ... Gilchrist, Rethinking Jurisdictional Discovery Under the. Hague Evidence Convention, 44 VAND.
A Hague Parallel Proceedings Convention: Architecture and Features
Its focus should be on such concrete problems as the relative ease or difficulty of necessary movement of witnesses and evidence, or access to physical ...
The Hague Evidence Convention: Problems at Home of Obtaining ...
The foundation of the Hague Convention is to honor West Germany's civil law jurisdiction over civil discovery concerning its nationals conducted within the.
Rethinking Adjudicative Jurisdiction in International Law
Insofar as such a rule is shared widely by other courts in the public sphere, this might be evidence of a growing rule according to which the ...
Jurisdictional Discovery in United States Federal Courts
18, 2009). (concerning defendant's request for jurisdictional discovery on grounds that plaintiff had provided "selective" evidence vis-A-vis its place of ...
The French Blocking Statute and Cross-Border Discovery | IADC
Despite the ratification of The Hague Evidence Convention in 1972 by the United States, U.S. courts have mainly refused to abide with the provisions of The ...
evidence if the matter were ever made subject to judicial review, the U.S.. Supreme Court decided that the Directorate-General was acting as a “foreign or.
The Hague Evidence Convention: A Matter of Comity? An ...
An Unthinkable Cession of Jurisdiction? The Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad in Civil or. Commercial Matters,' adopted in 1968 by the Hague ...