Question

Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) a foreign country is not under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts if the foreign nation	is engaged in some commercial enterprise on U.S. soil.files a lawsuit in its own courts against a U.S.-based business.waived immunity, explicitly or by implication.takes actions that have a direct effect on U.S. interests.

Accepted Answer

files a lawsuit in its own courts against a U.S.-based business.

Front	Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) a foreign country is not under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts if the foreign nation is engaged in some commercial enterprise on U.S. soil. files a lawsuit in its own courts against a U.S.-based business. waived immunity, explicitly or by implication. takes actions that have a direct effect on U.S. interests.
Back	files a lawsuit in its own courts against a U.S.-based business.

Foreign U.S Courts Files Lawsuit U.S. Based Business Sovereign