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International Litigation Network

The [International Litigation Network] (ILN) is a network of twelve American law firms that hold themselves out as specializing in representing non-US clients. The International Litigation network is referred to in an article published by the American Bar Association's International Litigation Quarterly in March 2008.[1]

Origins of ILN


In the legal profession, there has generally been a perception that the international practice of law is within the ambit of large law firms.

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