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• January 22, 2019

  WADA Won't Sanction Russia Over Missed Data Deadline

  The World Anti-Doping Agency's executive committee decided Tuesday that Russia's beleagured anti-doping organization will remain certified and will not face sanctions despite missing a deadline for turning over data from a Moscow laboratory last month, according an agency statement.

• January 22, 2019

  Judge's Trial Relevant In $2.7B Award Row, Court Hears

  Units of ExxonMobil Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell PLC have pointed to the Nigerian Bar Association's condemnation of the prosecution of Nigeria's chief justice in their bid to have a New York federal court confirm a $2.67 billion arbitral award against Nigeria's state-owned oil company, which was set aside in the African nation.

• January 22, 2019

  EU Says New Court Is Only Way To Resolve Investor Disputes

  The European Union has laid out its proposal for establishing a permanent multilateral investment court that includes a method for appeals, telling a United Nations working group examining reform of investor-state dispute settlements that the plan is the only one that can adequately address concerns about the current system.

• January 22, 2019

  Consumer Orgs Say NAFTA 2.0 Will Keep Drug Prices High

  A group of 71 organizations sent a letter Tuesday to members of Congress urging them to remove provisions in the revised version of the North American Free Trade Agreement that would allow pharmaceutical companies to keep charging high prices, saying that pushing the same policies onto Mexico and Canada is not the solution to the drug pricing problem.

• January 22, 2019

  International Law In 2018: Key Developments

  2018 was full of important developments in international law, including a new North American trade treaty, significant litigation at the International Court of Justice, and rulings by various bodies related to environmental, human rights and criminal law, say Viren Mascarenhas and Douglass Cassel of King & Spalding LLP.

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