Friend of Letters Blogatory William S. Dodge, of the UC Davis School of Law, has published a draft of a paper on substituted service that is forthcoming in the William…
Hague Evidence Convention And Letter Rogatory Practice Taking Evidence Abroad for Use in the United States Ted Folkman is widely recognized for his work in international judicial assistance and taking…
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation published a story last week on the Hague Child Abduction Convention. The headline gives a sense of the gist of the story: "Mothers forced to stay…
The Catholic University of Milan is hosting a conference on April 23, 2020 titled: "The 2019 Hague Judgments Convention—A Game Changer?" The conference is chaired by Fausto Pocar and will…
If you haven't already registered to attend the HCCH a|Bridged event on electronic technology and the Hague Service Convention on December 11 in the Hague, you should! I will be…
John Coyle, Robin Effron, and Maggie Gardner have published a short, interesting paper on contracting around the Hague Service Convention. The genesis of the paper is Rockefeller Technology Investments (Asia)…
Letters Blogatory congratulates the Hague Conference on Private International Law on its 125th anniversary! As Letters Blogatory readers know, the Hague Conference organizes diplomatic meetings and meetings of experts that…
A working group is meeting next month in the Hague to consider the authentication of documents issued by intergovernmental or supranational organizations. One of the preliminary documents published by the…
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