Litigation
Jul. 25, 2001
Jurisdictional Reach
Foreign companies may often do business in the United States through corporate subsidiaries or affiliates. Where U.S. plaintiffs seek judicial relief against such foreign parent companies, the question often arises whether those parent companies are amenable to suit in the U.S. forum by virtue of their subsidiaries' or affiliates' contacts with the forum.
Foreign companies may often do business in the United States through corporate subsidiaries or affiliates. Where U.S. plaintiffs seek judicial relief against such foreign parent companies, the question often arises whether those parent companies are amenable to suit in the U.S. forum by virtue o...
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