HULLEY ENTERPRISES LTD. et al v. RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  1. September 30, 2016

    Yukos Ex-Shareholders Win Stay In Arbitral Row With Russia

    A D.C. judge on Friday agreed to pause a suit brought by the former Yukos Oil Co. shareholders that are seeking to enforce $50 billion in arbitral awards against Russia, which were set aside by a Dutch court earlier this year, as they appeal the Dutch court's decision.

  2. September 07, 2016

    Yukos Owners Want $50B Russia Suit Paused, As In UK

    Former owners of defunct oil giant Yukos told a D.C. federal court Tuesday there is no harm in pausing instead of dismissing their suit to collect a $50 billion arbitral award from Russia over the company's downfall, saying Russia is contradicting its stance in a U.K. proceeding.

  3. September 02, 2016

    $50B Oil Co. Case Doomed By 'New' Testimony, Russia Says

    The Russian government told a D.C. federal court Thursday that it dropped charges against a top lawyer at defunct oil giant Yukos in exchange for his testimony against its allegedly corrupt former owners, saying the arrangement elicited vital testimony that dooms the owners’ $50 billion lawsuit.

  4. August 23, 2016

    Ex-Yukos Oil Owners Say Atty Admits 'New' Evidence Is Old

    Former owners of the defunct energy giant Yukos Oil Co. told a D.C. federal court Monday that testimony from the oil company's onetime top lawyer that Russia has called "critical new evidence" in the ex-owners' $50 billion lawsuit was described as "nothing new" by the same lawyer in a recent radio interview.

  5. August 08, 2016

    Yukos Shareholders Slam Russia's 'New Evidence' In $50B Suit

    Former Yukos Oil. Co. shareholders asked a D.C. federal court Friday to not allow the Russian Federation to make additional court filings in their suit to enforce $50 billion in arbitral awards, saying the country really has not raised anything new and offers meritless arguments.

  6. August 04, 2016

    Russia Says New Evidence Forces Dismissal of Yukos Suit

    The Russian Federation sought Wednesday to amend its motion to dismiss a suit by former shareholders of Yukos Oil Co. aiming to enforce $50 billion in arbitration awards, saying that a "former member of the Russian Oligarchs' inner circle" has finally come forward with testimony regarding "his former employers' criminal activities," according to papers filed in the federal court in the District of Columbia.

  7. August 02, 2016

    Yukos Owners Say Russia's Credit Rating Not Their Problem

    Former Yukos Oil Co. shareholders that are pushing for a stay in a U.S. arbitration enforcement suit against Russia while they appeal a Dutch court's vacating of their $50 billion arbitration award told a federal judge on Monday that Russia can't blame its economic troubles on their suit.

  8. July 19, 2016

    Russia Pledges To Fight Yukos Appeal Over $50B Awards

    Russia vowed Tuesday to "strongly resist" an appeal lodged by former Yukos Oil Co. shareholders who are asking a Dutch court to reinstate $50 billion in arbitral awards following Russia's dismantling of the oil giant.

  9. July 18, 2016

    Yukos Owners Want Dutch Court To Reinstate $50B Awards

    Three companies that won $50 billion in arbitral awards over Russia's liquidation of OAO Yukos Oil Co. said Monday that they have begun the process of formally appealing a Dutch court's decision to annul the awards.

  10. July 12, 2016

    Russia Recycling Evidence In $50B Yukos Row, Court Told

    Former Yukos shareholders blaming Russia for the oil giant's demise urged a D.C. federal court Monday to reject "new evidence" the country has advanced to fight their $50 billion in arbitral awards, saying the evidence is not new and submitting it violates court rules.