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Jason Eckerly and Lee Hurwitz created a strategic checklist to help attorneys determine when foreign state law is applicable in their article titled "Motions to Apply Foreign Law."
The article outlines several points of law to consider before asking a court to apply a foreign state's laws. It examines damages, decided issues of law, statutes of limitations and/or repose, and burdens of proof.
To read the article, originally published in Bloomberg Law, please click here.
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