The U.S. Supreme Court must resolve a split among the Courts of Appeals over how to interpret general choice-of-law provisions in contracts subject to the Federal Arbitration Act after the Eleventh Circuit refused to vacate a $1 million award to Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., an Australian company urged in a recent petition.

Mexico's new secretary of the economy has met with U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai and proposed another round of talks over energy suppliers, according to the USTR ambassador's office.

Nigeria on Friday asked a court to hold VR Advisory Services Ltd. in contempt for ignoring a discovery order, calling out the asset manager for its "outrageous" conduct as the country gears up for a high stakes trial in England to set aside an allegedly fraudulent $10 billion arbitral award.

Spain took steps to update three more of its tax treaties using an internationally recognized framework meant to cut down tax avoidance, according to a notice filed with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Attorneys who understand that mental fitness is their most valuable characteristic should prioritize mental health care accordingly, including with certain activities they may not realize qualify as self-care, says Wendy Robbins at Holland & Knight.

The British Virgin Islands liquidators of cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital Ltd. on Friday asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to allow them to serve the fund's founders via Twitter, saying they have been dodging questions about the fund for months.

A New York judge declined Friday to block arbitration over JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s appraisal of a joint cognac venture between Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter and Bacardi Ltd., rejecting arguments from the rap icon's lawyer that a "completely biased" arbitral panel lacks jurisdiction over the dispute.

Spain has lost its bid to annul a €41.8 million ($44 million) award issued to a renewable energy investor, after a committee pointed to crucial differences in a similar case where a tribunal had concluded that the claim was barred under European Union law.

Guatemala on Wednesday urged a D.C. court to toss litigation to enforce $31 million in arbitral awards that arose from unpaid public works contracts, saying the litigation is a "brazen" effort by a construction and engineering firm to get around the country's public finance laws.

Former Obama and Trump administration officials said Thursday that the U.S. should rebuff efforts to expand a World Trade Organization waiver on intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines and should instead focus on leading global efforts to prepare for future pandemics.