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October 07, 2026
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes has published an arbitration notice filed more than three years ago against Honduras by two U.S. investors who claim the country owes them $102 million for blocking their plan to build thousands of homes for low-income Hondurans.
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October 07, 2026
Iraq Telecom is urging a New York federal judge to order a Lebanese bank to turn over documents as it seeks enforcement of a three-year-old $1.8 billion arbitral award stemming from a fraudulent scheme that gutted its $810 million investment in Kurdish mobile operator Korek Telecom Co.
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October 07, 2026
The ongoing pilot program that makes it easier for third parties like journalists or academics to obtain court documents used in certain public hearings is reshaping how litigation teams draft skeleton arguments, settle expert evidence, and identify and restrict sensitive material, say lawyers at Greenberg Traurig.
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October 06, 2026
Jenner & Block LLP has told a D.C. federal court that Sierra Leone still hasn't paid a $4 million settlement in a dispute over unpaid legal fees, arguing in a bid to enforce the agreement that the country keeps failing to pay the money it owes the law firm.
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October 06, 2026
A Canadian appeals court has refused to overturn an Ontario judge's ruling that set aside an arbitral award nixing a group of oil investors' $270 million claim against Mexico, a ruling based in part on an arbitrator's failure to disclose a possible conflict of interest.
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