Cross-border torts: Canadian-U.S. litigation strategies
For Canadian litigation lawyers who are confronted with the question of whether to sue in the U.S. or in Canada, finally here is a book which offers guidance for evaluating the best forum and identifying the relevant factors. Often, in cases with contacts in multiple jurisdictions, lawyers are tempt...
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| Zusammenfassung: | For Canadian litigation lawyers who are confronted with the question of whether to sue in the U.S. or in Canada, finally here is a book which offers guidance for evaluating the best forum and identifying the relevant factors. Often, in cases with contacts in multiple jurisdictions, lawyers are tempted to initiate proceedings in the jurisdiction they know best. While such an approach is convenient for the lawyer, it may not be the best choice for the client who presents with a problem involving a complex, multijurisdictional fact pattern. Authored by an expert with practical experience in U.S.-Canadian litigation issues, and years' of experience in assisting Canadian lawyers deal with the challenges of litigating in the U.S., this is the only Canadian text which focuses exclusively on cross-border tort actions. Combining the principles of conflicts of law, doctrines of res judicata and forum non conveniens with a comparative review of the juridical advantages offered by U.S. jurisdictions adjacent to the Canadian border, it shows how to evaluate a case from a jurisdictional standpoint, and make intelligent choices about optimal forum selection."--Pub. desc |
| Beschreibung: | xii, 367 pages 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780433458272 0433458275 |
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| spelling | Pickett, Wyatt Verfasser (DE-588)1046755196 aut Cross-border torts Canadian-U.S. litigation strategies Wyatt Pickett Markham, Ontario LexisNexis [2013] xii, 367 pages 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Considering cross-border torts -- "Where can I sue"? : a few brief words on personal juirisdiction and territorial competence -- "Where should I sue?" : introducing conflict of laws -- "Can I keep my case where I want it?" : the doctrine of forum non conveniens For Canadian litigation lawyers who are confronted with the question of whether to sue in the U.S. or in Canada, finally here is a book which offers guidance for evaluating the best forum and identifying the relevant factors. Often, in cases with contacts in multiple jurisdictions, lawyers are tempted to initiate proceedings in the jurisdiction they know best. While such an approach is convenient for the lawyer, it may not be the best choice for the client who presents with a problem involving a complex, multijurisdictional fact pattern. Authored by an expert with practical experience in U.S.-Canadian litigation issues, and years' of experience in assisting Canadian lawyers deal with the challenges of litigating in the U.S., this is the only Canadian text which focuses exclusively on cross-border tort actions. Combining the principles of conflicts of law, doctrines of res judicata and forum non conveniens with a comparative review of the juridical advantages offered by U.S. jurisdictions adjacent to the Canadian border, it shows how to evaluate a case from a jurisdictional standpoint, and make intelligent choices about optimal forum selection."--Pub. desc Conflict of laws / Torts / Canada Conflict of laws / Torts / United States Conflict of laws / Torts Canada United States |
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