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Ehrenstein|Sager has been recognized by the Chambers Spotlight Florida 2025 Guide for its international work. According to Chambers and Partners, this selection “reflects the ability,

President Biden’s upcoming trip to Angola in October is poised to be a significant step in reinforcing the United States’ engagement in Africa, particularly through

We recently resolved a catastrophic injury claim for a client who paid nothing out of pocket towards resolution.  In that case, an individual (“plaintiff”) suffered

Celebrating Milestones and Recognizing Challenges The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has reached a pivotal moment, with countries like South Africa demonstrating their commitment

We are proud to announce we have secured a historic victory for Angola in a $1.1B power plant suit. This milestone verdict makes it the

On April 25, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could determine whether Russian businessman Vitaly Ivanovich Smagin can use U.S.

The US Supreme Court recently made a groundbreaking ruling with major implications for foreign states and state-owned entities. Find out why this decision could lead to an increase in prosecutions, impacting national security, diplomatic relations, and enforcement priorities. Dive into the details and the potential challenges ahead. Click to read more in our latest blog post. #SupremeCourtRuling #ForeignStatesProsecutions #ImplicationsAndBalancingActs

In our latest blog, we take a closer look at the recent Naftogaz ruling and the complexities of collecting on a $5 billion award.

While arbitration is generally perceived as a faster and more cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation, this is not always the case in the international context. Learn why in our latest blog post on the topic.