Conflict of Laws

A conflict of law is triggered when the procedural, substantive, and/or choice-of-law provisions of two or more co-equal sovereigns conflict. This reference explains how this area of law has evolved, including its historical roots and developments, as well as its modern applications. Shows the effect of foreign judgments and the choice of law in the contract, property, and domestic relations arenas. Further, explains the choice of laws concept in the corporation and partnership context.