Introduction to Conflict of Laws (5:48)
Organizational Introduction to this Audio Lecture Series (2:06)
Beyond Theory: A Practical Orientation to Conflict of Laws (4:02)
Some Introductory Terminology (6:08)
The Briefest History in the History of Conflict of Laws (9:59)
Personal Jurisdiction Topic Introduction (4:07)
Territoriality Giving Way to Fairness (8:31)
Domicile for Natural Persons (9:08)
Citizenship for Business Entities (6:19)
An Overview of State and Federal Laws Authorizing Personal Jurisdiction (5:20)
Jurisdiction Based on Consent and Presence (8:54)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: The Big Picture (3:08)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: Long-Arm Statutes (and Federal Laws) (5:01)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: Assessing the Nature and Quality of the Contacts (9:58)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: Some Special Considerations (The "Effects" Test, Contracts, and Internet Activities) (6:48)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: Stream of Commerce and the Status of General Personal Jurisdiction (6:35)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: In Rem and Quasi in Rem (2:59)
Jurisdiction Based on Minimum Contacts: The Fairness Factors (4:59)
A Brief Consideration of Personal Jurisdiction in Federal Courts (5:25)
The Proper Court: Venue and Transfer (10:02)
Forum Non Conveniens (5:38)
Choice of Law Topic Introduction (5:30)
Rough Roadmap Through a Choice of Law Analysis (4:20)
Forum Procedural Law (9:02)
Particular Issues with Statutes of Limitation (7:13)
Localizing and Borrowing Statutes (5:03)
The Traditional Approach: Overview (8:58)
The Traditional Approach: Torts and Contracts (9:16)
The Traditional Approach: Other Areas (Property) (5:40)
Interest Analysis: Overview (5:18)
Interest Analysis: The Steps of the Method (Finding False Conflicts, True Conflicts, and Unprovided For Cases) (8:45)
Interest Analysis: How to Figure Out Interests (10:50)
Interest Analysis: Modifications to and Legacies of Interest Analysis (6:31)


The Center of Gravity (5:00)
The Better Law: Overview (5:08)
The Better Law: What's Better and Why? (7:04)
The Most Significant Relationship: Overview (4:06)
The Most Significant Relationship: Stages of the Method (10:57)
The Most Significant Relationship: Stage Two of the Analysis, a Deeper Dive (6:04)
Choice of Law Clauses (5:50)
Corporate Internal Affairs (3:20)
Wrap-Up of Methodologies (3:07)
Legal Characterization (5:13)
Dépeçage (4:21)
Renvoi (8:21)
The Public Policy Exception and Other Exceptions (4:01)
Proving Foreign Law (5:29)
An Overview of Constitutional Constraints (3:14)
The Early Due Process Cases (6:02)
The Early Full Faith and Credit Cases (5:20)
The Modern Approach to Constitutional Constraints (10:08)
Federal Law Claims: The Problem of Extraterritoriality (4:39)
Federal Law Claims: When Federal Law Incorporates State Laws (3:21)
The Erie Doctrine: An Overview (3:20)
The Erie Doctrine: The Big Four Cases (12:11)
The Erie Doctrine: The Modern Analysis in Five Steps (8:37)
The Erie Doctrine: A Simple Walkthrough of a Sample Problem (8:22)
Klaxon and Choice of Law When Litigating State Law Claims in Federal Courts (2:54)
Recognizing and Enforcing Judgments: Topic Introduction (4:04)
Indroduction to Claim and Issue Preclusion (4:13)
Claim Preclusion (Res Judicata) (8:36)
Issue Preclusion (Collateral Estoppel) (5:41)
Enforcing Judgments from a Different State: Full Faith and Credit (10:53)
Enforcing Foreign Country Judgments in U.S. Courts (6:54).