David Livshiz
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Should the Scope of the Safe Harbor for a Constructive Trust Claim Differ Depending on Whether the Claim Is Based on State Law or Foreign Law?U.S. Bankruptcy Court refuses to dismiss foreign constructive trust claims asserted by BVI liquidators in 'Fairfield Sentry' Chapter 15 cases; defendants seek leave to appeal.
By Madlyn Gleich Primoff, David Livshiz and Travis Panneck
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The Long-Arm of U.S. Law? Recent Cases Suggest Renewed Trend Towards Expansive Assertions of U.S. Law's Foreign ReachRecent decisions from the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Second and Ninth Circuits have shown a willingness to allow claims based on conduct occurring outside the United States to survive dismissal at the pleading state.
By Linda Martin and David Livshiz
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