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Reducing suffering, and levitating pain - Yemen - Vimarsana News

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DC Circ. Won't Revive Fight Over $89M Libya Award - Vimarsana News

DC Circ. Won't Revive Fight Over $89M Libya Award

The D.C. Circuit has refused Libya's bid to vacate an $89 million arbitral award issued to an Austrian construction business after its infrastructure projects were disrupted by the Libyan revolution, ruling that the tribunal wasn't obligated to decide an issue relating to more than $100 million in advance payments.

Source: law360.com
Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed - Vimarsana News

Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed

Libya is asking the D.C. Circuit to vacate a $93 million arbitral award issued to an Austrian construction business after the company's infrastructure projects were disrupted during the 2011 Libyan revolution, arguing Monday that the tribunal improperly punted on an important issue.

Source: law360.com
Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed - Vimarsana News

Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed

Libya is asking the D.C. Circuit to vacate a $93 million arbitral award issued to an Austrian construction business after the company's infrastructure projects were disrupted during the 2011 Libyan revolution, arguing Monday that the tribunal improperly punted on an important issue.

Source: law360.com
Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed - Vimarsana News

Libya Says $93M Award To Construction Co. Must Be Nixed

Libya is asking the D.C. Circuit to vacate a $93 million arbitral award issued to an Austrian construction business after the company's infrastructure projects were disrupted during the 2011 Libyan revolution, arguing Monday that the tribunal improperly punted on an important issue.

Source: law360.com