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Howard v. Krull: When Does the Hague Convention Apply?

By: Tom On: March 24, 2020 In: Hague Service Convention, International Service of Process, Service of Process in Germany Comments: 0

A clear analysis of when Hague service in a signatory country is proper.

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Attempting to Recover Nazi-looted Art Under FSIA

By: Tom On: April 30, 2019 In: International Litigation, International Service of Process, Service of Process in Germany Comments: 0

Over the years, LLS has been involved in several cases concerning looted Nazi art.

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When a Central Authority Rejects Service, What’s Your Next Move?

By: Tom On: July 14, 2017 In: International Litigation, International Service of Process, Service of Process in Germany Comments: 0

A not uncommon issue arising with international service of process under the Hague Service Convention is what an attorney should do when a Central Authority or foreign court rejects service upon a defendant. In re Takata, MDL No. 2599 (S.D. Fla. 2017), the special master appointed to review this...

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