Are You Based In LatAm And Would Like To Access U.S. Courts?

The globalization of business and the interconnected nature of today's world often leads to legal disputes crossing international borders. Understanding when and how persons based outside of the U.S. can access U.S. courts is essential for anyone involved in cross-border transactions.

Below are some of the ways a person outside the U.S. can access U.S. courts:

International Business Disputes

Non-U.S. entities involved in business disputes with U.S. counterparts might be subject to U.S. jurisdiction if the dispute has significant ties to the United States. This can include, for example, contracts that were signed, executed or have a material connection to the U.S., or situations where the dispute's repercussions materialize within the U.S. To learn about how litigation funding works, you can read Brown Rudnick's article on that topic by clicking here.