Noam SchreiberFeb 16Cross-Border Enforcement: The Fate of a Hybrid Arbitration-Court AwardAs our readers may be aware, in order for a foreign judgment to be enforceable in Israel, the judgment must first undergo enforcement...
Noam SchreiberJan 20From the esoteric to the practical: enforcing foreign default judgments In most jurisdictions, a prerequisite to enforcing a foreign judgment is that the judgment was issued by a court of competent...
Noam SchreiberJan 5Who Can Conduct a Hague Evidence Deposition? As our readers may know, the Hague Evidence Convention allows for litigators to collect evidence in another country in connection with a...
Noam SchreiberSep 10, 2020Choice of Law Strikes AgainIn a recent decision, an Israeli court missed the opportunity to take a position on an important choice-of-law issue, thereby increasing...
Marc Zell and Noam SchreiberAug 4, 2020Section 1782’s (Potential) Boomerang EffectAs we discussed in a previous post, under 28 U.S.C. section 1782, a party to litigation in a foreign (non-U.S.) country can seek...
Marc Zell and Noam SchreiberJul 27, 2020Google, Facebook and Choice-of-LawCompanies like Google and Facebook can be sued in Israeli courts, notwithstanding a forum selection clause in their terms of service....
