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Second Circuit Holds Section 1782 Discovery Is Not Available in an ICSID Arbitration
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U.S. Supreme Court Rules That Judges, Not Arbitrators, Decide if a Dispute Is Arbitrable
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IBA Publishes Revisions to Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration
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New York Court of Appeals Holds that Venezuelan Law Governs the Validity of PDVSA’s 2020 Bonds
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SDNY Stays Lawsuit Against Sri Lanka to Allow Debt Restructuring to Proceed
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The Lithium Triangle: Challenges and Opportunities for Latin America
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U.S. Supreme Court Holds FSIA Does Not Immunize Foreign Sovereigns From Criminal Prosecution
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U.S. Supreme Court Decision Likely to Have Impact on Arbitration in Latin America
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Creditor Files SDNY Lawsuit Against Sri Lanka in Connection With Its Sovereign Debt Default
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Ecuador Signs the ICSID Convention, What That Means for Ecuador and the Rest of South America
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U.S. Supreme Court Revisits the Contours of Specific Personal Jurisdiction
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U.S. Supreme Court Defines Contours of FSIA’s Expropriation Exception
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NY Ruling Underscores Federal State Arbitration Law Conflict
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SDNY District Court Rules Foreign Sovereigns Are Not Immune From Criminal Jurisdiction in U.S. Court
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Second Circuit Overturns Arbitration Award Against Non-Signatory Parent Company
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COVID-19 and the Tolling Of Statutes of Limitations: Impact on Arbitrations Seated in New York
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New York as the Preferred Law and Forum for Commercial Disputes
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Implications of PDVSA Alter Ego Decision for Other Sovereigns
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Start Your Engines: Are We Going to See More Creditor Recovery Efforts in Venezuela?
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U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Class Action Waivers in Arbitration Provisions
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Supreme Court Rules Foreign Corporations Not Liable Under Alien Tort Statute
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Update on PDVSA US Litigation Trust v. Lukoil Pan Americas, et al.
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Emerging Markets Restructuring Journal, Issue No. 5 Winter 2017-2018
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Venezuela’s Debt Crisis: Why Litigation Is More Advantageous Than Arbitration for Bondholders
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Venezuela’s Imminent Restructuring and The Role Alter Ego Claims May Play in this Chavismo Saga
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Supreme Court: Hague Service Convention Permits Service of Process by Mail