(L-R) Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge, dean; Jacob D. Swanstrom, third-year student; and Cara B. Musciano, second-year student; University of Georgia School of Law. Courtesy photos
A recent appeal to the Eleventh Circuit of the Southern District of Florida’s decision in one case could resurrect a circuit split over the application of U.S. domestic law to non-domestic arbitration awards.
The lawsuit in question is Grupo Unidos Por El Canal, S.A., and Sacyr, S.A. v. Autoridad Del Canal De Panama.
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