As an attorney based in Miami, I see a lot of international fraud cases filed in Miami. But lately I’m seeing a lot of cases related to what can best be described as gold fraud. Of course, with the price of gold in record territory, this is not exactly a surprise. Just today, the Securities… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Is International Arbitration to Blame for the Sharp Decrease in Federal Jury Trials? Yes, Partly.
Posted in International Arbitration, International LitigationI have a fair number of cases in federal court at the moment. One of my clients recently asked me if their federal court case would make it to trial. While I knew that few cases these days—whether fedearl or state court—make it to trial, a recent story in the National Law Journal quantifies just how… Continue Reading
Hey China Addicts–The Florida Bar Just Published a Special China Edition of the International Law Quarterly. Get Your China Fix Here.
Posted in Random Thoughts and ObservationsBeing a Miami attorney, I am used to seeing articles and journals expounding on Latin America this and Latin America that. In a refreshing change of course, the Florida Bar just released its first ever China Edition of the International Law Quarterly. This is a milestone for the Bar. Congratulations to Alvin Lindsay and Mikki… Continue Reading
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Board Certified International Law Expert and Founding partner Santiago A. Cueto focuses his practice on international business law with an emphasis on international business litigation, arbitration and transactions. His practice is based in Miami, Florida.
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