By: Arthur M. Freyre The House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee issued a report on the state of the encryption debate this past month, prior…
Author: Poblete Tamargo LLP
Have US Property Claims in Cuba Been Forgotten in Normalization Rush?
As diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba are restored many families with US Certified Claims against the government of Cuba are becoming more…
St. Petersburg Family Seeks Payback for Seized Land
The heirs to one of Cuba’s largest textile companies, expropriated by the Castro regime during the Communist takeover, is seeking payback for what was stolen…
FAA Issues Final Rule on Unmanned Aircraft Systems
By: Cara Di Silvio The Federal Aviation Administration issued new rules for non-hobbyist small-unmanned aircraft (“UAS”) operators on June 21. The regulations cover a variety…
State-Owned Works of Art Risk Seizure to Satisfy $7b of Claims by Americans
The Bronx Museum has postponed an exhibition showcasing Cuban artwork on loan by the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana (“MNBA) following delayed arrangements…