Rathna Ramamurthi

SDNY Stays Lawsuit Against Sri Lanka to Allow Debt Restructuring to Proceed

Second Circuit Rules FSIA Sovereign Immunity Defenses May Be Raised Where a Defendant Gains Sovereign Status After the Lawsuit Is Filed

Private Sector Engagement and Equitable Burden Sharing: A New Paradigm

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Due Process Challenge to Statute Requiring Out-of-State Corporations to Submit to General Personal Jurisdiction

U.S. Supreme Court Rules That an Appeal of an Order Denying a Motion to Compel Arbitration Automatically Stays District Court Proceedings

New York State Legislature Considers Sovereign Debt Restructuring Legislation

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Anti-Terrorism Act Claims Against Social Media Platforms Used By ISIS

U.S. Supreme Court Holds FSIA Does Not Immunize Foreign Sovereigns From Criminal Prosecution

Creditor Files SDNY Lawsuit Against Sri Lanka in Connection With Its Sovereign Debt Default

Debt Transparency: The Essential Starting Point for Successful Reform

How We Can All Make Sovereign Debt More Transparent

Current Trends in Sovereign Debt Dispute Resolution

Second Circuit Rules Foreign State-Owned Bank Does Not Have Sovereign Immunity From Criminal Prosecution

Litigation in the Age of Collective Action Clauses

Second Circuit Rules That International Comity and New York’s ‘Separate Entity’ Rule May Prevent Asset Restraint Orders From Reaching Assets Held at Bank’s Foreign Branches

Second Circuit Dismisses Antitrust Claims Against Chinese Pharmaceutical Companies Based on International Comity

Cryptocurrency and Other New Forms of Financial Technology: Potential Terrorist Financing Concerns and Liability

Second Circuit Rules FSIA’s ‘Expropriation Exception’ Does Not Cover Routine Law Enforcement Seizures

U.S. Supreme Court Revisits the Contours of Specific Personal Jurisdiction

U.S. Supreme Court Defines Contours of FSIA’s Expropriation Exception

SDNY Denies Securities Fraud TRO and Upholds Ecuador’s Use of Collective Action Clauses in Sovereign Debt Restructuring

SDNY District Court Rules Foreign Sovereigns Are Not Immune From Criminal Jurisdiction in U.S. Court

Online Financial Service Companies: The Anti-Terrorism Act’s Next Frontier

D.C. Circuit Rules in Special Counsel Mueller Investigation That State-Owned Corporations Are Subject to Criminal Jurisdiction in the United States