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Internaves de Mexico s.a. de C.V. v. Andromeda Steamship Corporation et al
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9:16-cv-81719
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June 09, 2017
Shipping Arbitration Won't Be Paused For 11th Circ.'s Input
A Florida federal judge on Friday denied Andromeda Steamship Corp. and other shippers a court-ordered stay in Florida arbitration proceedings until they finish their Eleventh Circuit appeal seeking to move the proceedings to London.
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March 29, 2017
Andromeda Shipping Row Set For Arbitration, Somewhere
A Florida federal judge has put a dispute between Internaves de Mexico and several other shipping companies on a course for arbitration, ruling Tuesday that allegations of fraudulent performance could not overcome a preference to arbitrate.
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February 27, 2017
Fla. Judge Pauses Charter Breach Suit For Now
A Florida federal judge on Friday agreed to pause Internaves de Mexico SA de CV's suit accusing a group of shipping companies and affiliates of breaching a charter agreement while he considers whether the dispute belongs in arbitration in London, saying Internaves' discovery requests are premature.
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January 19, 2017
Shipping Cos. Ask For Pause In Suit Over Charter Breach
A group of shipping companies and affiliates accused of breaching a charter agreement urged a Florida judge on Thursday to pause their Mexican accuser's suit while the judge considers their bid to force arbitration in London, an effort aimed at saving costs as a June trial in the litigation looms.