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• March 06, 2026

  Spain Launches New Appeal Over $88M Energy Award

  Spain will seek to overturn a ruling enforcing a roughly $88.4 million arbitral award issued to a renewable energy investor, after a D.C. federal judge rejected its arguments that the award was not due "full faith and credit" and that enforcement was barred under international comity.

• March 06, 2026

  Croatia Can't Escape $236M Intra-EU Award Payment

  A D.C. federal judge Thursday enforced a roughly $236 million arbitral award against Croatia in a long-running dispute stemming from Hungarian oil and gas company MOL's investment in the formerly state-owned Croatian energy supplier INA.

• March 06, 2026

  UK Insurers Hold Cover For Persian Gulf Shipping, At A Price

  Insurers in the specialist London market continue to provide insurance for high-risk shipping in the Persian Gulf despite the intensifying war with Iran, market experts say, but the price of cover has soared to eye-watering levels.

• March 05, 2026

  Eversheds Boosts Disputes Team With DLA Piper Double Hire

  Eversheds Sutherland has hired two DLA Piper lawyers to help expand its global disputes team, saying Thursday the senior appointments will strengthen the firm's specialist regulatory and cross‑border disputes capabilities.

• March 05, 2026

  Spain Faces $48M Asset Hunt In NY Over Energy Dispute

  An award assignee owed about $48 million by Spain following a dispute over revoked renewable energy subsidies has pressed a D.C. federal court to let it seek "substantial" assets the country likely holds in New York, saying there are no attachable assets in the District of Columbia.

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