International Law
International law attorneys must be well-versed in cross-border laws and regulations. The rise of globalization has brought unique challenges to those lawyers who represent U.S. interests abroad. Whether your practice involves international M&A developments in China or the increasing opportunities for small businesses in both importing and exporting, FindLaw’s Corporate Counsel Center has a library of articles tailored to your client’s legal needs. You can also find information on how to represent your client in overseas prosecution of alleged antitrust violations and a brief summary of the Hague Convention on taking evidence abroad in both civil and commercial ligation.
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International Law Articles
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Air Travel May Soon Be Easier for Passengers Requiring Portable Respiration Devices, But at What Price to the Airlines?
Many major carriers today do not provide respiratory services, which means people suffering from respiratory disabilities such as emphysema, chronic bronchitis, asthma, sarcoidosis, and other lung diseases are effectively proscribed from flying with ...
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Ancient Coins as Cultural Property: A Legal Perspective on “Numismatics and the Antiquities Trade”
The May 1998 Celator featured an article that Martin Beckman authored about the ethics of collecting ancient coins entitled, "Numismatics and the Antiquities Trade." The purpose of this present paper is to provide the reader with some additional ...
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Don’ts of Exporting
FindLaw presents some of the "Don'ts" when exporting goods to foreign countries. Being mindful of these cautions can avoid trouble and expense. It just takes a little quality control in advance.
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China Customs Practices: Corporate Compliance Takes Priority
The People's Republic of China joined the World Trade Organization in December 2001. With China's participation in the WTO, came new pressures on importers. In this article, FindLaw discusses strategies and requirements to help maintain a competitive edge in one of the world's burgeoning markets.
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New Polish Language Act
FindLaw's review of Poland's language act and the impact that this law has on business transactions in Poland.
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International Trade Regulatory Considerations in Legal Auditing and Due Diligence
FindLaw's examination of the complexity of international trade-related rules and the serious penalties that exist for violations. Knowlege of the various rules and requirements can help companies steer clear of pitfalls.
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Voluntary Regulation of International Labour Standards: An Overview of the Corporate Social Responsibility Phenomenon
FindLaw's discussion of the evolving topic of corporate social responsibility ("CSR") and CSR developments, both domestically and internationally.
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Export Compliance: Why All The Fuss?
FindLaw's discussion of export compliance programs and their utility, even if not mandated by law.
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The Foreign Investment Laws of North Korea
FindLaw's discussion of attemps by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ("North Korea") to lure foreign investment with a series of laws designed to foster trade.
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Contractual Law and Agreements in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has made the extraordinary progress since its independence in 1990. Contractual relationships in Kazakhstan are flourishing, and the lawyers are learning how to deal with contract drafting and dispute avoidance. However, problems could still arise. Findlaw discusses some of these potential problems.
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