Suppose a company has a lawsuit pending against a French corporation in French court, but progress on it has been slow. Can the company bring suit in New York federal court, or would a challenge to the action lead to its dismissal from the New York court?

In “A Tale of Two Doctrines,” three attorneys in Pillsbury’s litigation practice in New York tackle that very question. Partner Edward Flanders, counsel Ranah L. Esmaili and associate Peter Ostrovski examine two key doctrines, international comity abstention and forum non conveniens, to determine the answer.

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