Cynics would say that the legal sharks have already started circling the fall-out from the Greek sovereign debt restructuring. One law firm is reported to be already seeking German private investors in Greek bonds to pursue a class action-style investment treaty arbitration against Greece.
May 10, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Skadden’s Patrick Heneghan and Markus Perkams ask if arbitration can help Greek bondholders gain redress
Cynics would say that the legal sharks have already started circling the fall-out from the Greek sovereign debt restructuring. One law firm is reported to be already seeking German private investors in Greek bonds to pursue a class action-style investment treaty arbitration against Greece.
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