A federal judge in Chicago is forcing fintech investment company Faes & Co. to arbitrate its allegations that a bitcoin miner it hired in October 2021 is no longer generating the valuable cryptocurrency, saying Faes tacitly agreed to a contract with a broad arbitration clause.

In an interview with Law360, Vladyslav Vlasiuk, chief of staff for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said he hopes allies will impose a full embargo on Russian energy and ban trading with Russia of all goods that can be used for both civilian and military purposes.

Mexico announced it has taken up the U.S. government's request to look into allegations that a Goodyear facility there is denying employees the right to free association and collective bargaining.

Amid an exponential increase in violence against Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, unique obstacles stand in the way of accountability and justice — but lawyers can effect powerful change by raising awareness, offering legal representation, advocating for victims’ rights and more, say attorneys at Gibson Dunn.

The Biden administration announced a new round of talks with Mexico on Friday over its efforts to ban U.S. corn for human consumption, pushing the disagreement over genetically modified crops one step closer to a full-fledged trade dispute.

Arbitrators have denied Sweden's bid to bifurcate a regulatory dispute with the Chinese telecom manufacturer Huawei, setting up a possible showdown late next year over Swedish rules excluding the company from its nascent 5G networks.

Although many states have passed statutes meant to prevent individuals or entities from filing strategic lawsuits against public participation, other states have not, so it's time for Congress to enact a federal statute to ensure that free speech and petitioning rights are uniformly protected nationwide in federal court, say attorneys at Skadden.

French, English and Swiss courts have provided differing assessments of post-award corruption allegations in the long-running case Alexander Brothers v. Alstom, which is clearly undesirable, and may affect arbitration tactics, says Harriet Chopra at Fladgate.

The Third Circuit appeared open during oral arguments on Thursday to overruling certain aspects of a Delaware judge's order allowing creditors of Venezuela owed some $2.7 billion to target shares in Citgo's parent company, a subsidiary of the state-owned oil giant PDVSA.

More than five dozen lawmakers from the U.S. House of Representatives wrote to the Biden administration's top trade official on Thursday to call for legal action against Mexico over new policies set to limit its imports of U.S. corn.