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DIAG HUMAN S.E. v. CZECH REPUBLIC-MINISTRY OF HEALTH

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Case Number:

1:13-cv-00355

Court:

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit:

Arbitration

Judge:

Amy Berman Jackson

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  1. September 27, 2017

    Czech Republic Wins Dismissal of $374M Arbitral Award

    A D.C. federal judge refused Wednesday to enforce a 2008 arbitral award worth approximately $374 million, which was issued to a Liechtenstein-based medical technology company following a dispute with the Czech Republic, concluding it was not a final enforceable award.

  2. September 07, 2017

    Luxembourg Decision On $383M Award An Outlier, Court Told

    The Czech Republic on Tuesday urged a D.C. federal court not to consider an "outlier" decision by a Luxembourg court on the enforceability of a 2008 arbitral award worth approximately $383 million, which was issued to a Liechtenstein-based medical technology company, as the court weighs whether to enforce the award.

  3. April 18, 2017

    Czech Republic Presses DC Court To Nix $325M Award Suit

    The Czech Republic on Tuesday urged a D.C. federal court to toss a Liechtenstein-based medical technology company's bid to enforce an arbitral award against the country worth more than $325 million as of last May, saying the company is trying to obfuscate the issues.

  4. March 22, 2017

    Diag Human Says $325M Award Was Never Nullified

    A Liechtenstein-based medical technology company looking to enforce an arbitral award against the Czech Republic worth at least $325 million told a D.C. federal court Tuesday that the nation is wrong to characterize a 2014 panel decision as nullifying the award, urging the court to keep its claim alive.

  5. January 11, 2017

    Czechia Says Several Courts Agree $328M Award Is Void

    The Czech Republic asked a D.C. federal judge on Tuesday to throw out a medical supplier's latest effort to enforce a $328 million arbitral award against the country, saying recent decisions by a review panel and several European courts make clear that the award is invalid.