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July 14, 2026 - Source: Global Arbitration Review and Law360
Tom Childs, Matt McGill and Maryssa Ziegler represent LSG Building Solutions and nine other investors before a Washington, D.C. federal court in a dispute seeking to enforce an Energy Charter Treaty award against Romania
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