In this webinar, WilmerHale DC office partners Steven Cherry and David Bowker will discuss the proceedings in international disputes from a US perspective.First, we will address the jurisdiction requirements of US courts (personal jurisdiction, constitutional due process, main jurisdiction, etc.) when filing or filing an international dispute.It also touches on issues related to the choice of venue (eg, litigation or arbitration, where to go) and the determination of which court law applies to the dispute.Next, regarding the disclosure of evidence in international proceedings, if there is a possibility of receiving discovery in the United States for cases being litigated overseas, and what kind of international discovery the U.S. court will disclose for cases being litigated in the United States. I will explain whether you admit it.Throughout the webinar, how to introduce recent trends and recent decisions regarding international proceedings (including recent issues in the US Supreme Court) and bring international disputes to US courts, or such in the United States. It also provides guidance on how to avoid being subject to proceedings.

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