'Blocking' Statutes Bring Discovery Woes
Cross-border discovery is a subject on which the U.S. and much of the rest of the world do not see eye to eye. Although litigants may obtain discovery from foreign parties in a U.S. court, explain Lovell's partners Marc J. Gottridge and Thomas Rouhette, a number of countries have enacted "blocking" statutes forbidding their nationals from cooperating with American discovery requests or orders.




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