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A Midyear Look At Antiterrorism Act Jurisprudence And Policy

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By Margaret E. Krawiec, Michael McIntosh, Christopher Herlihy
| Law360 Verified
By Margaret Krawiec, Michael McIntosh and Christopher Herlihy ( June 24, 2026, 11:41 AM EDT) -- In the first half of this year, plaintiffs filed comparably fewer new actions under the Antiterrorism Act.[1] This trend may not last, as the coming months could bring a flurry of new lawsuits filed as a deadline for seeking relief approaches.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
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Supreme Court’s Havana Docks Decision Takes Expansive View of Helms-Burton Liability

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By Shay Dvoretzky, Michael McIntosh
| JD Supra
Executive Summary What’s new: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Havana Docks Corporation v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. that the Helms-Burton Act authorizes recovery against anyone who uses property confiscated by the Cuban government, even if the former owners would no longer have an interest in the property today.
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Virginia’s Democratic Trifecta Enacts A Flurry Of New Wage And Hour Laws During The General Assembly’s 2026 Session

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By Michael McIntosh, Shaun Bennett Verified
| Mondaq
Virginia recently enacted several bills amending the state’s wage and hour laws. The new laws increase the minimum wage, eliminate certain exceptions, eliminate sovereign immunity for wage and hour purposes, and impose pay transparency requirements. An omnibus bill also amends various portions of the Virginia code related to wage and hour obligations and expands the state’s authority to investigate alleged violations.
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