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As Sir Donaldson pointed out, English courts have no authority to interpret treaties, whereas U.S. courts do.
How would an Austrian judgment for money damages against the Czechoslovak government be enforced? What type of injunctive relief would be possible?
In Alcoa, Judge Hand points out that even agreements to restrict trade only in Europe and South America.
If a U.S. company is presented with the opportunity to build a plant in a former communist country with less stringent laws on carbon dioxide emissions.
Assume that a democratically elected government, after a favorable vote in a popular referendum, launches a program to clear 150,000.
Despite the Montreal Protocol, the nation of Livy continues to produce CFC-emitting refrigerators and to export them to nations throughout the world.
The neighboring Republic of Giles Run is a major dog food manufacturer and regularly uses wild horse meat in its products.
If Judge Hand had written his decision in December 1941, at the beginning of World War II, rather than in 1945, at its successful end.
Prepare a memorandum summarizing long-term risk in light of emerging international environmental legal standards.
The Slobovian Confederation’s five producers control 95 percent of the world’s supply of “goom,” the key ingredient in the production of goomey bears.
Ernesto Ortiz, famed American corporate raider, initiates a hostile takeover of Bundesbank Freidumia (BF), the largest commercial bank in Freidumia.
Why would a British company bring a competition lawsuit under U.S. antitrust laws rather than EU competition law?
U.S. antitrust law reflects U.S. economic policy. If U.S. antitrust law resolves an economic dispute among British companies.
Your firm, Ellis Pets Consolidated, has developed a state-of-the-art process for producing see-through plastic hamster cages.
What financing alternatives would be available to a U.S. firm that was interested in investing in a proposed manufacturing plant.
Would a U.S. court override an employer’s contractual rights (as the Supreme Court of Japan did) because of a countervailing “socially accepted view”?
A strong market for mineral water is South Moravia, a nation dominated by a fundamentalist state religion that prohibits.
What triggered the move to more privatization in Latin American countries? In former communist nations?
You work for Luree Intergalactic, Inc., a Montana Alpine ski manufacturer. Because of Latvia’s attractive relative labor costs.
Pursuant to Bulgaria’s new joint venture program, Zasada, Inc., a U.S. firm, constructs a football helmet manufacturing facility in Sofia to produce helmets.
Economic development in the Republic of Costa Azul is perceived to be hindered by the ownership of all farmland by a few families and a few firms.
How should the FSIA apply if a government purchases private property as an embassy and violates local ordinances in its operation?
Was the “confiscation” of all cigar manufacturers by the Cuban government in the early 1960s an expropriation or a nationalization?
At a tennis match between a leading U.S. player and a star Fromagian, Maria irritates the king by cheering for the American.
Choose one of the stages of a criminal trial and in your own words describe the stage, noting its sequence in relation to other stages, the purpose of the stage