Legal Language Blog
In international service of process case law, the hottest topic, by far, concerns electronic service of process.
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In the following post, we explore an important aspect of evidence taking: the venue for examination of a witness.
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LLS recently received a rejection notice from the Chinese Central Authority predicated on Article 13 of the Hague Service Convention.
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International service of process and the taking of evidence overseas require specialized expertise.
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Herein we focus on the issue of waiver and alternative service in CSPC Dophen Corporation v. Zhixiang Hu.
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The key differences between consecutive and simultaneous interpreting as well as when each is best utilized.
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International subrogation should not be overlooked by insurers as a source for recovering their own losses. Even when a loss is caused by an “Act of God,” insurers are wise to consider how third parties may have contributed to the resulting damages.
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American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters play an important and crucial role in the lives of deaf and hard of hearing individuals. And their status has become even more essential during the current global health crisis. In this post, we look at the role ASL interpreters are playing in the...
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Koch Minerals is a complex case made all the more difficult due to a regime change in Venezuela.
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SCOTUS opinion in Federal Republic of Germany v. Philipp all but closes the book on Nazi-looted art cases.
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