Restatement of the Law Second, Conflict of Laws

This work addresses the specific problems that arise when a case is connected with more than one jurisdiction. Topics include personal jurisdiction as well as the recognition, effect, and defense of foreign judgments. A 17-year effort, this work entirely supersedes the original Restatement on this subject, published by the Institute in 1934.

Reporter:  Willis L. M. Reese, Columbia University School of Law Associate

Reporter:  Austin W. Scott, Harvard Law School

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