The International Lawyer
The International Lawyer is the official triannual publication of the American Bar Association's Section of International Law. Prior to 2013, it was a quarterly publication that included a special Year in Review issue, which is now a separate annual publication known as The Year in Review. The ABA published the inaugural issue of The International Lawyer in 1966, and SMU has been the proud home of this prestigious journal since 1986.
Since then, The International Lawyer has grown to become the most widely distributed U.S. international law review in the world, enjoying subscriptions of approximately 22,000 readers in more than 90 countries. In an effort to satisfy its worldwide readership, this publication focuses primarily on practical issues of international law, including trade, licensing, direct investment, finance, taxation, litigation, and dispute resolution.
Members of the Section of International Law receive issues from the last three years of The International Lawyer as a benefit of section membership. Older issues are available on this site to everyone.
Volume 54, Number 3 (2021)
Front Matter
Articles
The Wirecard Accounting Scandal in Germany, and How the Financial Industry Failed to Spot ItThomas M.J. Möllers325
Discovery Under § 1782 in International Commercial Arbitration: Recent Developments From A Comparative PerspectiveTamar Meshel361
Arbitration Clauses in Intellectual Property Contracts: Past, Precedence, and FutureJulien Chaisse and A. Marisport397
EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreements After Brexit: The (Neglected) Case of Legitimate Expectations and Fundamental Change of CircumstancesRegis Y. Simo423
Comment
The Fate of Intercountry Adoptions Following COVID-19Ambrosia Wilkerson457
