American Bar Association Section of International Law’s “Helms-Burton, Rightful Property Compensation or an Unprecedented Extraterritorial Application of Law?” Program
Aaron Hutman, Pillsbury counsel, will participate during ABA Section of International Law’s “Helms-Burton, Rightful Property Compensation or an Unprecedented Extraterritorial Application of Law?” program on June 20.
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Washington, DC 20036
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On April 17, 2019, the United States ceased suspension of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act. Join our panel where U.S. & Canada lawyers will analyze the implications of potential new litigation. The gulf between property compensation and the extraterritorial application of U.S. policy on Cuba leaves lawyers, governments, corporations and individuals asking what happens now?
Speaker
Aaron R. Hutman
Partner
Non-Firm Speakers
Moderator
Maximiliano J. Trujillo, MJT Policy LLC, Washington, DC
Panelists
H. Scott Fairley, Cambridge LLP, Toronto, Canada,
Martha Harrison, McCarthy Tetrault, Toronto, Canada,
Jason Poblete, Poblete Tamargo, LLP, Alexandria, VA
Sponsor
American Bar Association Section of International Law