Topic
Jurisdiction
998 published works
Conflict of Laws .net
Brazil’s Superior Court Invokes Forum Non Conveniens: Is that Really What They Mean?
By John Coyle
This post was written by <a Luana Matoso, the Head of the Centre of Expertise on Latin America at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in…
Thompson Coburn LLP
Mark Indelicato Analyzes Bankruptcy Court Ruling Reshaping Chapter 11 Plans
In a recent Law360 article, Thompson Coburn partner Mark Indelicato discussed the implications of a Delaware bankruptcy judge’s four-part test for determining when bankruptcy courts retain jurisdiction over post-confirmation claims,…
Turtle Talk
American Indian Law Review, Vol. 50, Issue 2
Here: Current Issue: Volume 50, Number 2 (2026) PDF Front Pages Comments PDF When Tribal Sovereign Immunity and the Americans with Disabilities Act Collide, Who Wins?Baylee M. Ogle PDF Native…
The Indian Lawyer Blog
SUPREME COURT EXPLAINS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VENUE OF ARBITRATION AND JURIDICAL SEAT
INTRODUCTION In Arcis Clean Energy Pvt. Ltd. v. Parashva Innovation, 2026 INSC 1109, decided on 12 October 2026, the Supreme Court of India, comprising Justice Manoj Misra and Vijay Bishnoi,…
EJIL: Talk!
The US Sanctions Against the ICC
By Marc Weller
Some two hours after the Nobel Prize Committee announced the award of the Peace Prize to Navi Pillay for her work on international law and the establishment of international accountability…
Texas Business Court Watch
Texas Business Court Clarifies When the Removal Clock Begins, Holding That Pre-Suit Threats Don’t Trigger the Deadline
By Alan W. Hersh, Sarah Winslow
Texas Business Court addresses when the 30-day removal deadline begins when counterclaims push the amount in controversy above $5 million.
Law Times News
Ontario Court of Appeal quashes Mexico’s appeal over arbitral tribunal’s jurisdiction
Court finds appeal bar applies despite tribunal issuing an award rather than a preliminary ruling
Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog
Where Should You File a Business Lawsuit? Florida Venue Statute Explained
The Florida venue statute decides which county’s courthouse hears a business lawsuit. In most cases, unless a valid contract clause or a special statute says otherwise, you can file where…
Futeral and Nelson Law Blog
Can You Get a Divorce in South Carolina If Your Spouse Lives in Another State?
Often, our divorce lawyers in Charleston handle cases where both spouses have lived in South Carolina for years. In these family court cases, South Carolina is clearly the proper state to…
Texas Business Court Watch
Texas Business Court Clarifies Jurisdictional Limits: Existing Receiverships Remain Under Appointing Court’s Exclusive Control
By P. William Stark, Sergio Cavazos
In Parker v. Lynzara-Austin Real Estate Management, LLC, the Texas Business Court held that a district court that appointed a receiver retained exclusive jurisdiction over the entities and their property.