Abstract
The article examines the current trends in legal regulation of relations on granting jurisdictional immunity to a foreign state in the legal systems on the example of the United States of America. The author identifies the main principles of development of this institution, their reflection in the rules of law, and emphasizes the existence of problems associated with the application of state immunity in private law relations. The author substantiates the expediency of analyzing the most optimal legal positions reflected in US law and tested in international practice. The role of judicial practice in this process is shown. The article analyzes the origins of limited immunity in the United States and emphasizes the need to improve legislation and unify the rules of private international law in this area.
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