A federal judge in Manhattan sided with lawyers at Clement & Murphy, Kellogg Hansen and King & Spalding by landing on the high end of the damages sought over the Argentine government’s 2012 move to seize majority control of YPF.
September 15, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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There are worse ways to spend $50 million.
That’s the ballpark tally that litigation funder Burford Capital has said it’s spent on attorney fees so far pursuing claims on behalf of investors burned by Argentina’s 2012 nationalization of energy company YPF.
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(Top L-R)Paul Clement of Clement & Murphy, Mark Hansen and (Bottom L-R)Derek Ho of Kellogg, Hansen, Todd, Figel & Frederick, and Reggie Smith of King & Spalding. Courtesy photos
