§ 60-5108 Inapplicability to certain legal entities.

If a company like a corporation, partnership, or LLC signs a contract that says disputes will be handled under foreign law or in foreign courts (meaning outside Kansas or the United States), this law does not apply to that agreement. The company is still free to make that choice, and its legal rights under that contract stay in place.

In simple terms, this rule carves out an exception. It makes clear that businesses can still agree to follow another country's laws or use another country's courts if they want to. When they make that kind of agreement, this particular Kansas law won't step in to change or override it.

This matters most for businesses that deal with international partners or contracts. It gives them the freedom to set their own terms about which laws or courts will handle any disagreements, without worrying that this Kansas rule will interfere with those arrangements.