Foley Hoag attorneys Mark Finsterwald and Andrew Loewenstein will join Wayfair’s Head of Litigation and Investigations, Mike Licker, as panelists for a webinar hosted by the Boston Bar Association.
Event Overview:
Section 1782, a once-obscure path to U.S. discovery in aid of foreign and international proceedings, has gone mainstream. In this webinar, you will hear from international litigators and in-house counsel about the scope of section 1782 following last year’s Supreme Court decision in ZF Automotive and the mechanics of pursuing and opposing 1782 discovery.
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