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Is Choice of Law Considered a Waivable Issue

Cozen O'Connor
From The Legal Intelligencer
November 29, 2012
3 pages

Litigation Practice

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Blank Rome: Changing the Game: The Effect of Twombly/Iqbal on Affirmative Defenses

Gillard v. AIG: Attorney-Client Privilege is a Two-Way Street in Pennsylvania

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Blank Rome: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Clarifies—and Expands—Scope of Attorney-Client Privilege

Morgan Lewis: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Attorney-Client Privilege Is a Two-Way Street

Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum: Alien Tort Statute Litigation

King & Spalding: International Litigation Update: Developments Concerning the Alien Tort Statute and Personal Jurisdiction

Jones Day: Recent Developments in Suits Against Foreign Governments and Corporations Doing Business Abroad

Patton Boggs: Kiobel: Major U.S. Jurisdictional Limitation for Overseas Actions

FRCP Rule 26 Amended To Extend Privilege To Experts

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Vinson & Elkins: A New Age of Discovery

DLA Piper: Recent Rule 26 amendments affect expert disclosures and draft reports

Social Media (Litigation Practice)

Cozen O'Connor: Service by Social Media: The First Step in a New Way to Serve Foreign Defendants

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Blank Rome: Online Critics Held Harmless From Defamation Claim

U.S. Discovery & European Privacy Laws

White & Case: Discovery in the US Involving French Companies

DLA Piper: U.S. Discovery Reaching Across Borders

DLA Piper: [German] Litigants in foreign proceedings may obtain documents, other evidence located in US

Understanding Force Majeure

Fulbright & Jaworski: Excusing Performance: The Force Majeure Provision

DLA Piper: Force majeure clauses - revisited

Herbert Smith: Force Majeure clauses: FIDIC, ENAA and drafting bespoke clauses

DOJ Guidance on Criminal Discovery

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Broadcom & Dual Representations

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Textron & The Work Product Doctrine

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ReedSmith: Protective Privileges, Uncertain Tax Disputes, and Beyond: Why the U.S. Supreme Court Should Grant Review in Textron

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Hinshaw: D.C. Circuit Clarifies Scope of Work-Product Protection [U.S. v. Deloitte LLP and Dow Chemical]

Steptoe & Johnson: Protecting Tax Documents after United States v. Deloitte

Morrison Foerster: United States v. Deloitte LLP: Work Product Redeemed, Textron Rebuffed

Starr v. Sony BMG Music Entertainment: Pleading Standards Lowered?

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Federal Rule of Evidence 502

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Paul Weiss: Technology Today: Broad Federal Court Powers Under Evidence Rule 502(d)

Mayer Brown: Managing Discovery Risks Using Federal Rule of Evidence 502

Stengart & The Ownership of E-mails

Ballard Spahr: Factors To Take Into Consideration When Drafting Electronic Communications Policies

Dorsey & Whitney: Employee E-Mails To Personal Counsel Held To Be Protected By Attorney-Client Privilege [Stengart]

Pepper Hamilton: NJ Supreme Court: Employers May Reserve Right Via Specific Policies to View Most ‘Private’ Employee E-Mails Sent on Company-Owned Computers

Koehler & Extraterritorial Judgment Enforcement in NY

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Mayer Brown: New York Court of Appeals to Consider Vast Expansion to Koehler: Turnover of Assets at a Non-US Subsidiary [Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands v. CIBC]

Jurinko & Third Circuit's 1:1 Ratio on Punitive Damages

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