International Arbitration
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June 27, 2017
French Court May Seek ECJ Guidance On $50B Yukos Awards
A French appeals court weighing whether to enforce $50 billion in annulled arbitral awards against Russia that were issued to former shareholders of Yukos Oil Co. said Tuesday that it is considering asking the European Court of Justice to interpret certain aspects of the Energy Charter Treaty, the instrument under which the claims were brought.
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June 27, 2017
€128M Award Against Spain Over Energy Subsidies OK'd
Two companies hailing from the U.K. and Luxembourg on Tuesday obtained a New York federal court's blessing of a more than €128 million arbitral award, which they won from a World Bank tribunal following a dispute with Spain over renewable energy subsidies.
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June 27, 2017
Texas Court Revives Arbitration Bid In Iron Ore Purchase Suit
A Texas appeals court ruled Tuesday that a lower court had improperly infringed on an arbitration agreement by ruling that a contract dispute between a commodities trader and a metals company over the purchase of iron ore was outside the scope of the agreed-to arbitration clause.
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June 27, 2017
Four Seasons Says Licensee Can't Rehash Row In Arbitration
Four Seasons on Monday reiterated its bid for a California federal court — rather than an arbitration panel — to interpret the scope of the Ninth Circuit’s order in a dispute over split loyalties with the owner of a Four Seasons-branded hotel, arguing the owner is trying to relitigate the case.
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June 27, 2017
MF Global Insurer Posts $15M To Continue Arbitration Bid
Defunct brokerage MF Global's excess insurer Allied World told a New York bankruptcy court Monday that it had posted a $15 million bond, which a judge had required before the court could consider the insurer's request to arbitrate a coverage dispute in Bermuda.
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