International Litigation
Many online vendors assert that taking an overseas deposition is easy, almost as easy as taking a deposition in the US. Of course, these vendors are operating under the assumption that all countries outside the US allow for voluntary depositions.
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A 2019 case offers a rare glimpse at what happens to US LORs once they arrive in the United Kingdom.
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Service abroad – especially when done on a rush basis – is never routine.
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Over the years, LLS has been involved in several cases concerning looted Nazi art.
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Many countries, including China and the US, have begun leveraging AI to improve their legal systems. Does this spell the end of the human attorney?
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Viewed broadly, there are two mechanisms by which overseas attorneys may take evidence from a US witness.
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On February 27, 2019, SCOTUS handed down its review of the International Finance Corporation's appellate court's opinion. Herein we brief that opinion.
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Serving process internationally, especially if translation is required, can be costly in terms of both time and money. The last thing an attorney wants is to have the service quashed.
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Find out what to do when an opposing counsel refuses to produce an overseas party-witness or documents in their possession, custody or control.
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When a foreign country’s laws are relevant to US litigation, whose law controls?
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