Connie owns a retail establishment that sells electronics and 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,so Connie seeks advice regarding how to protect 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 specifies which country's laws will govern the dispute, while a choice-of-forum provision specifies the jurisdiction or court where the dispute will be heard. By including both provisions, Connie can ensure that any potential dispute with the Japanese company is governed by a legal system and forum that is more manageable and familiar to her.

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