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US: service of suit clauses: do they also dictate the applicable law in reinsurance disputes?

By Pieter Van Tol on June 16, 2017
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Hogan Lovells Litigation and Arbitration partner, Pieter Van Tol, has written a recent article, entitled “Service of Suit Clauses: Do They Also Dictate the Applicable Law in Reinsurance Disputes?” The article was published in the last ARIAS Quarterly. This should be of particular interest to practitioners and companies with connections to New York because, as noted in the article, the New York courts have construed Service of Suit Clauses as mandating the choice of substantive law. Please click here to access the full article.

If you are interested in discussing in greater detail, please contact Pieter.

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    Global Insurance Blog
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    Hogan Lovells
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