International Judicial Assistance in Civil Matters

The authors examine service of process abroad, obtaining evidence in cross-border litigation, the impact of sovereign immunity, the application of international conventions, and preferrred forms of dispute resolution.

---

International judicial assistance, which is reasonably well settled in criminal law, is still finding its way in civil matters. Here is a very useful survey of problems in this area, describing how they are being handled in various jurisdictions worldwide. The authors examine service of process abroad, obtaining evidence in crossborder litigation, the impact of sovereign immunity, the application of international conventions, and preferred forms of dispute resolution. Contributors include practitioners from both civil law and common law jurisdictions.

Published under the Transnational Publishers imprint.