"Invisible Barriers in United States Law to the Recognition and Enforcement of International Commercial Arbitral Agreements and Awards: The American Law of Personal Jurisdiction in Application to Judicial Proceedings to Stay Litigation, to Compel Arbitration, and to Confirm Arbitral Awards" by E. R. Lanier

Article

Invisible Barriers in United States Law to the Recognition and Enforcement of International Commercial Arbitral Agreements and Awards: The American Law of Personal Jurisdiction in Application to Judicial Proceedings to Stay Litigation, to Compel Arbitration, and to Confirm Arbitral Awards

Croatian Arbitration Yearbook

E. R. Lanier, Georgia State University College of Law

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-1-1996

Disciplines

Commercial Law,
Dispute Resolution and Arbitration,
International Law,
Jurisdiction and
Law

Citation Information

E.R. Lanier, Invisible Barriers in United States Law to the Recognition and Enforcement of International Commercial Arbitral Agreements and Awards: The American Law of Personal Jurisdiction in Application to Judicial Proceedings to Stay Litigation, to Compel Arbitration, and to Confirm Arbitral Awards, 3 Croatian Arb. Y.B. 139 (1996).