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Grupo Unidos Por El Canal, S.A., et al v. Autoridad Del Canal De Panama
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1:17-cv-23996
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November 15, 2018
Panama Canal Contractor Can't Escape $22M Payment
A Florida federal judge has refused to let a Panama Canal contractor dodge a final judgment upholding a more than $22 million arbitral award against it, rejecting the contractor’s claims that the award was already satisfied.
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June 20, 2018
$22M Arbitral Award In Panama Canal Row Upheld
A Florida federal judge refused to vacate a more than $22 million arbitral award against a Panama Canal contractor after ruling that the bid by the designer and builder of a set of locks on the waterway to toss the award came too late.