Partners from two offices of Reed Smith have taken on a complex case against the Republic of Venezuela that alleges the wrongful seizure of communications and other assets totaling more than one billion dollars nearly a decade ago.
Acting on behalf of Venezuela-born investor Fernando Fraiz Trapote and his wife, Maria Clara Vallejo Tascon, the Reed Smith team argues that the government of Nicolás Maduro expropriated the couple’s assets largely via a sham judicial proceeding in 2014.
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