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Inside the Courts – May 2026
Read our latest edition of Skadden’s quarterly roundup of key developments in securities litigation, which explores class actions growing out of corporate earnings guidance and covers significant rulings from the last three months.
Inside the Courts – An Update From Skadden Securities Litigators
Supreme Court’s Havana Docks Decision Takes Expansive View of Helms-Burton Liability
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Havana Docks Corporation v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. that the Helms-Burton Act authorizes recovery against anyone who uses property confiscated by the Cuban government, even if the former owners would no longer have an interest in the property today. We analyze the implications of this expansive view of liability under the statute.
Supreme Court’s Havana Docks Decision Takes Expansive View of Helms-Burton Liability
Read our latest edition of Skadden’s quarterly roundup of key developments in securities litigation, which explores class actions growing out of corporate earnings guidance and covers significant rulings from the last three months.
Inside the Courts – An Update From Skadden Securities Litigators
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Havana Docks Corporation v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. that the Helms-Burton Act authorizes recovery against anyone who uses property confiscated by the Cuban government, even if the former owners would no longer have an interest in the property today. We analyze the implications of this expansive view of liability under the statute.
Supreme Court’s Havana Docks Decision Takes Expansive View of Helms-Burton Liability
Our annual survey provides updates on significant legal reforms affecting arbitration in jurisdictions in North and South America, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, as well as discussions of major court rulings around the globe that affect arbitration.
International Arbitration Update: Global Developments and Trends to Watch
The U.S. Court of International Trade invalidated 10% across-the-board Section 122 tariffs, but limited relief to three importer plaintiffs before it. The government has appealed. In late July, while the appeal is pending, the tariffs will expire. Nonetheless, importers should act now to preserve any future refund rights and minimize their exposure to potential new tariffs.
US Trade Court Strikes Down Section 122 Tariffs, but Ruling’s Fate Is Uncertain and Practical Impact Is Limited
International Arbitration Update: Global Developments and Trends to Watch
Our annual survey provides updates on significant legal reforms affecting arbitration in jurisdictions in North and South America, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, as well as discussions of major court rulings around the globe that affect arbitration.
International Arbitration Update: Global Developments and Trends to Watch
US Trade Court Strikes Down Section 122 Tariffs, but Ruling’s Fate Is Uncertain and Practical Impact Is Limited
The U.S. Court of International Trade invalidated 10% across-the-board Section 122 tariffs, but limited relief to three importer plaintiffs before it. The government has appealed. In late July, while the appeal is pending, the tariffs will expire. Nonetheless, importers should act now to preserve any future refund rights and minimize their exposure to potential new tariffs.
US Trade Court Strikes Down Section 122 Tariffs, but Ruling’s Fate Is Uncertain and Practical Impact Is Limited
