USA Law

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  • Personal Jurisdiction

    Personal Jurisdiction in the United States Personal Jurisdiction in the Context of Corporate Affiliations and Agency Relationships Personal Jurisdiction Based on Alter Ego Status in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the Personal Jurisdiction Based on Alter Ego Status in relation to […]

  • Personal Jurisdiction

    Personal Jurisdiction in the United States Personal Jurisdiction in the Context of Corporate Affiliations and Agency Relationships Personal Jurisdiction Based on Alter Ego Status in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the Personal Jurisdiction Based on Alter Ego Status in relation to […]

  • Subject Matter Jurisdiction

    Subject Matter Jurisdiction in United States Main US Decisions: 1. Aquamar v. Del Monte Fresh Produce 2. Ross v. Rittenhouse 3. Chisholm, Ex'r. v. Georgia 4. Hamdan v. Rumsfeld 5. In Re DRAM 6. Lopez v. Gonzales 7. Taveres v. Tavaraz 8. Sinochem International Co v. Malaysia […]

  • Venue

    Venue in the United States The geographical area or district in which a court may hear a case. Venue refers to the location of a trial. Venue differs from jurisdiction in that the latter defines the authority of a court to hear a matter while the former defines only the place that judicial […]

  • Venue

    Venue in the United States The geographical area or district in which a court may hear a case. Venue refers to the location of a trial. Venue differs from jurisdiction in that the latter defines the authority of a court to hear a matter while the former defines only the place that judicial […]

  • Appeals Council Procedure

    Appeals Council Procedure in the United States Appeals Council Procedure (in Disability Claims) Some information about Appeals Council Procedure in this context.

  • Instrumentality

    Instrumentality in the United States Agencies or Instrumentalities in the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 Note: for information about the Separate legal entity criterion in Agencies or Instrumentalities in the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976, see the entry about Foreign […]

  • Instrumentality

    Instrumentality in the United States Agencies or Instrumentalities in the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 Note: for information about the Separate legal entity criterion in Agencies or Instrumentalities in the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976, see the entry about Foreign […]

  • Applicable Law

    Applicable Law in the United States Applicable Law in the Context of International Disputes Applicable Law and the Erie Doctrine in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the Applicable Law and the Erie Doctrine Resources See Also Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad Taking of […]

  • Applicable Law

    Applicable Law in the United States Applicable Law in the Context of International Disputes Applicable Law and the Erie Doctrine in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the Applicable Law and the Erie Doctrine Resources See Also Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad Taking of […]

  • Jurisdictional Discovery

    Jurisdictional Discovery in the United States In Saudi Arabia v. Nelson, 507 U.S. 349, 355 (1993), the Court held that, under the Act, a foreign state is presumptively immune from the jurisdiction of United States courts; unless a specified exception applies, a federal court lacks […]

  • Political Subdivision

    Political Subdivision in the United States Personal Jurisdiction in the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 Foreign states and political subdivisions According to research about Political Subdivision from the Federal Judicial Center:Service on a foreign state or its political […]