Add to ORKGIn Atlantic Marine, the Supreme Court held that a prelitigation forum-selection agreement does not make an otherwise proper venue improper. Prominent civil procedure scholars have questioned the wisdom and accuracy of this holding. In this paper, I defend Atlantic Marine as essentially correct based on what I have elsewhere called the principle of party subordinance. I go further, however, to argue that the principle underlying Atlantic Marine could affect the widespread private market for prelitigation agreements, with significant commercial and doctrinal repercussions
Forum selection is hardly new, but courts still disagree on the basics. What do these agreements rea...
The Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in Atlantic Marine v. U.S. District Court perhaps usefully resolve...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
In Atlantic Marine, the Supreme Court held that a prelitigation forum-selection agreement does not m...
The headline holding of the Supreme Court’s opinion in Atlantic Marine is its conclusion that a foru...
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Atlantic Marine did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But ...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
In Atlantic Marine Construction Co. v. U.S. District Court, the Supreme Court created a scheme for t...
The Supreme Court’s Atlantic Marine ruling did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But it ...
The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Atlantic Marine clarified several things about the enforce...
This commentary previews an upcoming Supreme Court case, Atlantic Marine v. J-Crew, in which the Cou...
Recent US court enforcement of foreign forum-selection clauses is durable only to the extent that th...
The Supreme Court’s Atlantic Marine ruling did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But it ...
This article posits that lack of discussion is a principal reason why the parameters of the forum se...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
Forum selection is hardly new, but courts still disagree on the basics. What do these agreements rea...
The Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in Atlantic Marine v. U.S. District Court perhaps usefully resolve...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
In Atlantic Marine, the Supreme Court held that a prelitigation forum-selection agreement does not m...
The headline holding of the Supreme Court’s opinion in Atlantic Marine is its conclusion that a foru...
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Atlantic Marine did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But ...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
In Atlantic Marine Construction Co. v. U.S. District Court, the Supreme Court created a scheme for t...
The Supreme Court’s Atlantic Marine ruling did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But it ...
The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Atlantic Marine clarified several things about the enforce...
This commentary previews an upcoming Supreme Court case, Atlantic Marine v. J-Crew, in which the Cou...
Recent US court enforcement of foreign forum-selection clauses is durable only to the extent that th...
The Supreme Court’s Atlantic Marine ruling did a lot to clear up the law of forum selection. But it ...
This article posits that lack of discussion is a principal reason why the parameters of the forum se...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...
Forum selection is hardly new, but courts still disagree on the basics. What do these agreements rea...
The Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in Atlantic Marine v. U.S. District Court perhaps usefully resolve...
This Article explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in Atlantic Marine Constru...