Iowa HF2695 prohibits courts from transferring civil actions to foreign forums if it would result in application of foreign law that violates.
Iowa HF2695 establishes rules for the application of foreign law in civil actions, contracts, arbitrations, and administrative proceedings. The bill defines "foreign law" as any law, legal code, or legal system of a jurisdiction outside the United States. It prohibits courts, arbitration panels, tribunals, or administrative agencies from transferring a civil action to another court or forum if the transfer would result in application of foreign law that violates or is likely to violate a fundamental liberty, right, or privilege guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States or the.
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