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• December 23, 2025

  Airport Contractor Wins By Default In $91M Peru Award Feud

  A contractor on a stymied project to construct and operate an airport in a tourist-heavy region of Peru has won approval from a D.C. federal court for a $91 million default judgment against the country, which has ignored the contractor's petition to enforce an underlying arbitration award for more than a year.

• December 23, 2025

  Conn. Judge Halts Deutsche Bank's Norway Suit Against Viks

  A Connecticut state judge has granted a temporary injunction blocking Deutsche Bank AG from pursuing a lawsuit against billionaire Alexander Vik and his daughter in Norway, and separately struck the Viks' claim for a broader injunction to prevent Deutsche Bank from suing them again over a judgment in an English court.

• December 23, 2025

  Insurers Ask 5th Circ. To Revisit Hurricane Arbitration Case

  A group of insurers pressed the Fifth Circuit on Monday to reconsider its decision nixing an arbitration order for a southern Louisiana town in a dispute over hurricane damage coverage, saying the opinion wrongly analyzes whether nonsignatories can enforce an international arbitration agreement.

• December 22, 2025

  Major Banks Want Loan Rate Collusion Suit Tossed

  Several major banks urged a Connecticut federal judge to toss a proposed class action alleging that for the past 30 years, they have been artificially inflating interest rates on variable-rate loans to consumers and small businesses, arguing the suit fails to plead evidence of a conspiracy among the banks.

• December 22, 2025

  Lima Says Alleged Foley Hoag Conflict Erases $200M Award

  The Peruvian city of Lima is defending its bid to vacate a D.C. federal judge's ruling enforcing $200 million in arbitral awards over an alleged conflict involving Foley Hoag LLP, arguing that the firm initially "misled" the city about its connection to contractor and awardee Rutas de Lima SAC.

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