A Florida federal judge denied a request by two Miami businessmen to toss a civil forfeiture lawsuit brought by the U.S. government in an attempt to seize $9.1 million from the sale of a Kentucky office tower with alleged links to a Ukrainian money laundering scheme.

Mexico's 2023 restrictions on the use of genetically modified corn to make tortillas and animal feed violated the country's trade accord with the U.S., a dispute settlement panel ruled Friday, finding that the policy was not based on sound science. 

The D.C. Circuit refused Friday to revive an energy company's lawsuit against Angola over $1.1 billion worth of nixed power plant contracts, agreeing with courts in New York that the dispute must be litigated in the African country.

The Eleventh Circuit said it won't take a second look at its decision upending a $440 million judgment against four cruise lines that were accused of participating in prohibited tourism in Cuba by way of utilizing a dock that once belonged to a U.S.-based company.

Halliburton told the U.S. Supreme Court that an ex-worker is attempting to create a "back door" to challenge an arbitration award that resolved his age bias suit, urging the justices to join the Tenth Circuit in finding that the case had run its course.

From problem-solving to patience and adaptability to organization, the skills developed working under the hood of a car directly translate to being a more effective lawyer, says Christopher Mdeway at Kaufman Dolowich.

A Florida judge Wednesday allowed Côte d'Ivoire's state-owned energy company to enforce an $11 million arbitral award it won following a troubled joint venture to acquire and manage some of Chevron's West African downstream assets, largely rejecting Nigeria-based MRS Holdings Ltd.'s jurisdictional objections.

Westmoreland Coal Co. has lost its investor-state claim against Canada after lawmakers in Alberta opted to fast-track a planned coal phaseout, Ottawa has confirmed.

In a compressed economy, convincing the C-suite to invest in additional legal talent can be a herculean task, but a convincing pitch — supported by metrics and cost analyses — may help in-house counsel justify the growth of their team, say Elizabeth Smith and Roger Garceau at Major Lindsey.

The U.K. Supreme Court in 2024 has looked into the enforcement of arbitration agreements, put an end to brand owners collecting broad trademark monopolies, galvanized climate activism and stressed the importance of solicitor-client costs agreements.

Scientific Games' successor Light & Wonder Inc. must battle arbitration from customers accusing the gambling company of monopolizing the automatic card shuffler market using fraudulently obtained patents, after an arbitrator said there's no need to individually assess the arbitration provisions of all roughly 112 class members.

China-based e-commerce company Zembrka has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Second Circuit opinion that found proof of an online transaction in a particular state is enough to establish personal jurisdiction, regardless of whether the product ships or is refunded.

A group of international and domestic insurers asked a Louisiana federal judge to keep in place an order to arbitrate a $7 million Hurricane Ida damage claim, disputing a property owner's argument that state law has a say in the matter.

A European court rejected a Brazilian-based company's challenge Wednesday to a European Commission ruling that Portugal must claw back tax breaks provided to companies with no local economic activity because that ran counter to commission-approved policies.

A Manhattan federal judge said mobile game maker Papaya Gaming can arbitrate claims it misleadingly represents that users can compete with other live people, ruling that the terms of use contained valid arbitration clauses.

A Hong Kong goods distributor has kicked off litigation in Delaware looking to enforce a $131 million arbitral award against a subsidiary of Venezuela's state-owned oil company, stating in its petition that it wants to target the country's interest in the oil giant Citgo.

A California crane operator training school asked the Ninth Circuit on Monday to revive its case accusing Google of paying Apple to refrain from developing its own search engine in light of a recent Washington, D.C., federal judge's decision that Google monopolizes the search market.

A Luxembourg-based renewable energy investment firm on Tuesday urged a District of Columbia federal judge to confirm a €41.8 million ($43.9 million) arbitration award over Spain's abandoned energy economic incentives after the D.C. Circuit recently said such awards can be enforced.

The financing arm of Yukos Oil Co. urged a D.C. federal court on Monday not to pause its lawsuit looking to enforce a $5 billion arbitral award against Russia while litigation involving similar issues plays out, saying the Kremlin is needlessly dragging its feet.

A Plex subscriber is claiming the streaming service violated its terms of service by refusing to arbitrate claims that it was breaching federal and state privacy laws.