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March 6, 2019 - Source: Global Arbitration Review
Reggie Smith, Kevin Mohr, Ken Fleuriet, Amy Frey, Heloise Herve, Egishe Dzhazoyan and Alexandra Rotar help secure a favorable ruling from an Italian court permitting two Moldovan investors to enforce a $530M Energy Treaty award from Kazakhstan
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Paris
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Paris
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London
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Reginald R. Smith (Reggie)
Houston
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Houston
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Paris
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Moscow