Choosing Governing Law Tips

Summary

When selecting the governing law for a teaming agreement between international organizations, consider including a choice of law clause where parties mutually decide the jurisdiction. Evaluate the nature of the agreement and relevant legal frameworks. Opt for a jurisdiction with a robust legal system for enforcement. When drafting the choice of law clause, specify the jurisdiction, consider a neutral law to avoid bias, ensure reliable enforcement, and address conflict of laws.

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When determining the governing law for a teaming agreement between international organizations, consider the following:
- The choice of law clause: Parties can mutually decide which jurisdiction’s law will govern.
- The nature of the agreement: Consider the legal frameworks relevant to the subject matter.
- Enforcement: Choose a jurisdiction with a robust legal system for enforcing agreements.
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Here are some tips for drafting the choice of law clause in a teaming agreement:
- Specify the Jurisdiction: Clearly state the jurisdiction whose laws will govern the agreement.
- Consider Neutral Law: If there are concerns about bias, choose a neutral legal system.
- Enforcement: Ensure the chosen jurisdiction has a reliable enforcement mechanism.
- Conflict of Laws: Address how conflicts between different legal systems will be resolved.
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