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With the increased globalization of commerce and communication, the practice of law is becoming more international. All overseas and North American members with international practices belong to this growing Section. The Section works to improve the quality of service to clients and to promote excellence in advocacy in international legal matters through education and sharing of comparative technical skills and resources among international practitioners. It also works to improve and develop the law and legal procedures involving international legal disputes to more effectively serve consumer interests in an increasingly integrated world community.
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AAJ Exchange Litigation Packets
LITIGATING CLAIMS AGAINST FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS: CHINA »
USE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT (ISM) CODE IN MARITIME LITIGATION »
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