Dispute Resolution in the United States: Concerns and Opportunities in an Era of Globalization of Securities Markets

This Article outlines the salient characteristics of American securities litigation and discusses the procedural aspects of international disputes in American courts. The Article also provides some insights into alternative dispute resolution of these matters. The Author advances the notion that the difficulties associated with international litigation in the United States may be overcome by prior agreements and planning, as well as by legislative reform of the system and international agreements.