Connie owns a retail establishment that sells electronics.She does a lot of business with Company ABC in Japan.Connie does not want to learn Japanese law or travel to Japan in the event of a dispute with the company.She seeks advice regarding how to protect herself from such risks in the event of a dispute.Which of the following would be a good idea for Connie?

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A choice-of-law provision would specify which jurisdiction's laws should be applied in the event of a dispute, while a choice-of-forum provision would specify which court or arbitration forum should hear the case. Having both provisions would provide Connie with greater protection and certainty in the event of a dispute with Company ABC in Japan.

Connie Owns a Retail Establishment That Sells Electronics