Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2018, Volume 31 Number 2
Content
- Blood From a Stone: the Ongoing Judicial Crisis in the Eastern District of California Enters its Final Stage
- Book Review - Impeachment: a Citizen's Guide by Cass R. Sunstein To End a Presidency: the Power of Impeachment by Laurence Tribe and Joshua Matz
- Book Review - the Judge: 26 Machiavellian LessonsBy Ronald K.L. Collins & David M. Skover
- Editor's Foreword: the East, is (in. the) Red!
- From the Section Chair
- How Jurors View Attorneys: It All Starts With Voir Dire
- Left at the Altar: Scotus Promises to Clarify its Cryptic Marks Rule for Divining the Precedential Impact of Plurality Decisions — But Doesn't
- Masthead
- Opening Statements: "It Was a Dark and Windy Night ..."
- Past Chairs of the Litigation Section
- Past Editors-in-Chief
- Table of Contents
- The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Civil Litigation: Know Enough to Avoid Peril!
- Golden Opportunities for the Golden State: the Rise of International Arbitration in California
Golden Opportunities for The Golden State: The Rise of International Arbitration in California
By Eric Z. Chang
On July 18, Governor Brown signed into law Senate Bill 766, which updates California’s rules permitting out of state and foreign attorneys to appear in international commercial arbitration cases seated in California. Such rules are commonly referred to as "fly in, fly out" ("FIFO") rules. California now boasts one of the most inclusive FIFO rules in the world. The new law is squarely aimed at increasing California’s appeal as a destination for international commercial arbitration and capturing a larger share of this critical market.
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