Richard Hanke writes for Practical Law on protecting enforcement rights in finance contracts

A number of recent finance cases have considered the familiar position where a counterparty chooses to embark on litigation in another jurisdiction in breach of a jurisdiction or arbitration clause. In this article Richard Hanke considers how these decisions confirm the principles applicable to anti suit injunctions and connected relief, as well as raising points to bear in mind when drafting the jurisdiction and arbitration clauses that are the most common foundation for such relief.

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This article was first published by Practical Law in August 2024.