Often foreign entities obtain monet

Often foreign entities obtain monetary damages against U.S. citizens in foreign courts,
but find themselves unable to collect on the judgments because the defendant’s assets
are located not in the judgment’s country, but in the United States. In these cases,
plaintiffs may seek to enforce foreign judgments against American defendants in U.S.
courts. The Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act, which has
been adopted by many U.S. states, requires American states to give effect to and to
enforce foreign judgments.1 And indeed, American courts routinely recognize foreign
judgments and ensure their enforcement.

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Often Second entities Monetary obtain damages against US citizens in Second Courts,
but Find themselves unable to collect on the judgments because the defendant's Assets
are not located in the Country's Judgment, but in the United States. In these Cases,
plaintiffs May Seek to Enforce Second American judgments against defendants in US
Courts. The Uniform Foreign-Country Money judgments Recognition Act, which has
been adopted by many US States, requires American States to give Effect to and to
Enforce Second Judgments.1 And indeed, American Courts Routinely Second recognize
judgments and ensure their Enforcement.