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Quick Links CalendarManage MembershipJoin the BBAContact Us by Philip A. O’Connell, Jr. and Tony K. Lu Given the nature of the national and global economies, commercial litigators are ever more frequently confronted with disputes concerning the existence of personal jurisdiction. While an expansive body of case law addresses this issue, the question of when jurisdictional discovery is appropriate is not often addressed at sufficient length to be instructive.
Ireland’s dramatic recovery from its severe and prolonged economic crisis has led to the country being regarded as a ‘poster child’ for economic regeneration from fiscal austerity. The Irish case has been widely hailed by the Troika institutions as evidence that where a country stuck closely to prescribed austerity measures, the fiscal disciplines and structural changes involved could provide the platform for stability and a return to growth and prosperity.
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