On 26 March, the Transnational Litigation Blog provided a Primer on forum selection clauses, which are a contractual provision that selects a specific court to resolve disputes. The purposes of such clauses is to reduce litigation uncertainty, to confer a tactical advantage on the party whose home jurisdiction is chosen as the exclusive forum, and to select a body of procedural law to apply. On 26 July, a further post attempted to bring together 6 recent posts on forum selection clauses to form a coherent narrative on developments.
https://tlblog.org/a-primer-on-forum-selection-clauses/
https://tlblog.org/forum-selection-clause-roundup/
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