Echevarria v. Expedia

Florida Judge Sets Aside Historic Helms-Burton Verdict

More big news in the hot new topic in transnational litigation: the Helms-Burton Act. A Florida district court has set aside the historic $120 million jury verdict awarded to a Cuban-American plaintiff against hotel booking services. The judge held that the plaintiffs offered insufficient evidence that the defendants had “knowingly” “traffic[ked]” in confiscated property. Background…

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University of Virginia School of Law
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Yale Law School
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