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Foreign Sovereign Immunity at the U.S. Supreme Court
/in /by Trey ChildressHelmerich & Payne International v. Venezuela On Wednesday, November 2, 2016, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case of Helmerich & Payne International v. Venezuela. The Court granted certiorari to resolve a circuit split regarding the proper pleading standard needed to allege an expropriation claim for purposes of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities […]
Conference Announcement
/in /by Trey ChildressConference “International Conflict of Laws and the Third Restatement” at Duke Law School Writing in 2000, Mathias Reimann criticized the Second Restatement of Conflict of Laws for being “largely blind to international concerns.” He argued that since international conflict-of-laws issues have become routine, the next Restatement of Conflict of Laws must be attentive to such […]
Vitamin C and Comity
/in /by Trey ChildressFollowing up on last week’s
Comity or Compulsion
/1 Comment/in /by Trey ChildressOn
Call for Papers–International Law Weekend in NY
/in /by Trey ChildressThe American Branch of the International Law Association has issued a call for papers. See
Private International Law Newsletter
/in /by Trey ChildressFrom the Private International Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law: We are pleased to present the second issue of “Commentaries on Private International Law,” the newsletter of the American Society of International Law Private International Law Interest Group. You may find it
Recent Scholarship
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The Ninth Circuit Confirms High Hurdle to Establish General Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations
/1 Comment/in /by Trey ChildressOn July 16, 2015, the often-thought-of-as-“liberal” (but it may surprise you) Ninth Circuit issued a
Call for Papers
/in /by Trey ChildressCall for Papers on Private International Law, Economics, and Development The Federalist Society’s Faculty Division is pleased to announce a Call for Papers on Private International Law, Economics, and Development. Up to four submissions will be selected for inclusion in an upcoming Faculty Division colloquium on this topic. Authors of the selected pieces will each […]