The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Michael Goldhaber and Alison Frankel offered detailed and interesting comments this past week on the Chevron/Ecuador fiasco. The bottom line seems to be that the entire situation is a black-eye for everyone involved, but there are many parts to the story.
Delaware Supreme Court Holds that Determination that an Adequate Alternative Forum Exists is Not Req
Once upon a time, it seemed the 1980 ruling in World-Wide Volkswagen would control forever, and that jurisdictional jurisdictional issues were well-settled in the US for tort claim cases. Today, th
A May 2017 decision by SCOTUS (Water Splash) makes it easier for US plaintiffs to use mail to serve process on overseas defendants under the terms of the Hague Convention. The specifics are described
In a sign of the times, Kevin LaCroix at D & O Diary published an October 12, 2016 post titled: “Book Review: An Updated Global Guide to Directors’ Liability and Indemnification.” I mention it here