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HCLL's collection of international treatises is small but focused on very
practical aspects of doing business abroad, serving and obtaining discovery from
residents of foreign countries, and drafting documents for international sales
and distributions.
Two additions to the collection in May are model documents from the
International Chamber of Commerce: The
ICC Model Commercial Agency Contract and The
ICC Model International Sale Contract. Both titles include CD-ROMs.
These two titles strengthen the library's collection of international business
materials, which includes the International
Business Series published by Kluwer Law and Taxation on the legal
aspects of doing business in various parts of the world, including Europe, Asia
and the Pacific, and the Middle East. LexisNexis' International
Agency and Distribution Agreements is another useful multi-volume set
arranged by geographical area.
Transnational
Litigation: A Practitioner's Guide, published by Oceana, also uses that
popular country arrangement to guide litigators and business attorneys through
the strategies, procedures, and choices involved when a foreign party is
involved in a dispute. David Epstein's International
Litigation: A Guide to Jurisdiction, Practice and Strategy is a
single-volume explanation of the special problems of transnational cases.
A practical journal worth checking when you have an international business
issue is the International
Quarterly, published by Business Laws. Recent issues have included
articles on doing business in China and the Pacific Rim, applying U.S.
antidiscrimination laws to multinational employers, choosing the proper form of
business entity in various countries, and using arbitration in international
commercial transactions. This title is indexed in LegalTrac.
The library's website includes two bibliographies of our international
titles, one arranged
by subject and the other arranged
by country and all, of course, are searchable in the HCLL
catalog.
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