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Sovereign immunity waived in Exxon USD 1 billion lawsuit against Cuba

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By Natasha Doris Verified
| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified
The ruling marks a continued trend of increasing hostility by the US towards foreign sovereigns. The US Supreme Court has sided with Exxon in a USD 1 billion dispute against Cuba’s state-owned energy companies. The judgment, passed on Tuesday (23 June), ruled that the Cuban government could not claim protection against the action under foreign sovereign immunity provisions, and confirmed that US parties could surpass these protections under the Helms-Burton Act.
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Interpretation of UK Securities litigation balances on a knife’s edge

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By Natasha Doris Verified
| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified
A CDR webinar explored the status of reliance under section 90A of FSMA, and whether passive investors would be barred from using the legislation to access essential justice. The rising trend of securities litigation is posing difficult questions to light for UK lawyers.
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Roebuck Lecture: Transparency in the era of expansive disclosure

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By Natasha Doris Verified
| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified
The annual Ciarb event warned that every line of commentary published by arbitrators and every iota of their social media activity is coming under scrutiny. The age of expansive transparency has not led to increased confidence and security in the selection of arbitrators. That was the thesis proposed by arbitrator and academic Dr Crina Baltag in the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators’ annual Roebuck lecture held at London’s International Dispute Resolution Centre on 18 June.
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