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China Loses WTO Appeal on Exports of Raw Materials

The ruling could ease the exports of the rare materials, as China has committed to eliminate restrictions on the "right of trade."

ICTR Delivers Judgment in Ngirumpatse, Karemera Case

The former officials were found guilty of a variety of crimes against humanity, along with violations of Article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocol II.

Second Circuit Puts End to Chevron's Worldwide Injunction

The court determined that relief was not allowed under the Uniform Foreign Country Money-Judgments Recognition Act, international comity, or the Declaratory Judgment Act.

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Limiting Extraterritoriality Beyond Securities Laws

By Alan Brudner, Stephen Trigg, and Mor Wetzler

Morrison has had an immediate and significant impact on areas of law outside of the securities context, particularly in RICO cases.

Fixing the Way Multi-Arbitrator Tribunals Are Formed

By Herman Manuel Duarte

One of the pressing issues in international arbitration is the practice of unilaterally appointing arbitrators and its effect on the decision-making process.

U.K. Bribery Act: Assessing Risk, Implementing Procedures

By Michelle Duncan and Sara A. Murphy

As enforcement of the U.K. Bribery Act has begun, it is imperative that companies and individuals determine whether its jurisdictional reach extends to them.

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