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My Book Has Been Published!
I am happy to announce that my first book, International Judicial Assistance, has just been published by MCLE. The book covers five topics: Service of process abroad in United States civil litigation Gathering evidence abroad for use in the United States Gathering evidence in the United States for use abroad Recognition and enforcement of foreign……
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Forthcoming Publication
My colleague David Evans and I have written a chapter on Conflict of Laws and Choice of Law in International IP arbitration, which is to be published in Arbitration of International Intellectual Property Disputes (Thomas Halket, ed.), to be published by Juris in December 2011. I’ve included a link to the publisher’s site on the……
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Our New Look!
Many thanks to my friend Sylvia Haber, a graphic designer in Boston, for her design of the new Letters Blogatory banner! Yet another step on Letters Blogatory’s path to global domination of the international judicial assistance blogosphere. Also, effective immediately, WordPress.com will no longer place pesky ads at Letters Blogatory. I hope this improves your……
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USLW on Hereaus Kulzer v. Biomet
U.S. Law Week reported yesterday on the Heraeus Kulzer v. Biomet case, which we covered on January 25. I’m quoted as saying that the judicial assistance statue was intended to encourage other countries to liberalize their own law regarding discovery, and that “that effort has largely failed.” Germany (where the case arose) is a case in……
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Event Announcement
From the Blogatory shameless self-promotion desk… if you’re in Boston on February 10, please stop by the Boston Bar Association at 12:30. My colleague David Evans and I are giving a talk on choice of law in international IP arbitration, based on the chapter we’ve written for a forthcoming book on all aspects of international……