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Cross Border Litigation

In recent years the globalization of the world markets has increased the international opportunities available to U.S. businesses. However, those opportunities have been accompanied by the increased legal, regulatory, and political complexities that often arise in cross-border business operations. Business disputes involving international commerce issues can result in complicated proceedings before courts and tribunals in different countries at the same time.

The difficulties of case management are often amplified in cross-border litigation where attorneys need an understanding of the laws and procedures in each jurisdiction. Additionally, in many countries foreign attorneys are not allowed to directly represent clients by providing legal advice, attending hearings, or collecting evidence.

The experienced litigation attorneys at Thomas H. Curran Associates can assist clients in developing legal strategies to respond to litigation in foreign jurisdictions and managing the case when a company is involved in parallel litigation in the U.S. and abroad. We have close relationships with law firms in a number of foreign countries that can assist our U.S. clients involved in cross-border legal proceedings through a coordinated litigation strategy that offers clients the best opportunity for success.

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