In the past several months, there’s been a dramatic increase in the number of Brazil-related legal questions I’ve received here in Miami, where our firm’s international law practice is based. With Brazil-South Florida annual trade exceeding $13 billion and Brazilian visitors spending $1 billion annually in Miami, it’s really not all that surprising. From exporting… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: Service of Process
How to File a Lawsuit Against a Foreign Government. The Basics.
Posted in International LitigationOur firm recently received a call from a U.S. entity looking to file a lawsuit against a foreign government. While I cannot discuss the specifics of the case, I can tell you that the circumstances under which a U.S. entity or citizen would want to sue a foreign government fall across a broad spectrum. The… Continue Reading
7 Steps to Effectuate International Service of Process under the Hague Service Convention.
Posted in International LitigationGiven the international focus of my practice, I regularly serve process on parties located in foreign jurisdictions. Most of the time it’s straightforward because many of the countries I deal with are signatories to the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters, more commonly called the Hague… Continue Reading
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Board Certified International Law Expert and Founding partner Santiago A. Cueto focuses his practice on international business law with an emphasis on international business litigation, arbitration and transactions. His practice is based in Miami, Florida.
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