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PAO TATNEFT v. UKRAINE

  1. May 02, 2018

    Enforcement Bid Of $112M Award Against Ukraine Paused

    A D.C. federal judge ruled Wednesday that a Russian energy company's bid to enforce a $112 million award against Ukraine should be paused pending the outcome of the Eastern European country's appeal of the court's March decision not to dismiss the suit.

  2. April 17, 2018

    Ukraine Asks DC Circ. To Nix $112M Award Enforcement

    Ukraine said Tuesday that it will ask the D.C. Circuit to reverse a decision not to dismiss a Russian energy company's bid to enforce a $112 million award issued following the forced takeover of the country's largest refinery, arguing that the appeal immediately freezes those collection efforts.

  3. March 19, 2018

    Tatneft Can't Get $112M Ukraine Award OK'd Just Yet

    A D.C. federal judge declined Monday to toss Russian energy company PAO Tatneft's suit to enforce a $112 million award it won following the forced takeover of Ukraine's largest refinery, but held off on deciding whether to enforce the award until additional questions are answered.

  4. September 13, 2017

    Ukraine Says DC Court Can't Duck Duty In $112M Award Row

    Ukraine on Tuesday reiterated its request that a D.C. federal court toss Russian energy company PAO Tatneft's bid to confirm a $112 million award following the forced takeover of the country's largest refinery, arguing that the court had a duty to decide that the company is partly owned by a Russian state and therefore can't sidestep Ukraine's foreign sovereignty exemption.

  5. August 29, 2017

    Russian Oil Co. Denied Quick Win In $112M Award Fight

    A D.C. federal judge on Monday denied a quick win to Russian energy company PAO Tatneft in its bid to confirm a $112 million award against Ukraine following the forced takeover of the country's largest refinery, saying the court has to first address the country's challenge to its jurisdiction.

  6. August 23, 2017

    Russian Oil Co. Seeks OK Of $112M Award Against Ukraine

    Russian energy company PAO Tatneft on Tuesday asked a D.C. federal court to confirm a $112 million award it won against Ukraine following the forced takeover of the country's largest refinery, arguing that the Ukrainian government has failed to show narrow exceptions to enforcement under an international treaty.

  7. July 26, 2017

    Ukraine Says It's Immune From Suit Over $112M Tatneft Award

    Ukraine asked a D.C. federal court on Tuesday to dismiss Russian energy company PAO Tatneft's suit to enforce a $112 million award it won following the forced takeover of Ukraine's largest refinery, arguing that an arbitration exception in the U.S. law that shields foreign sovereigns from suit doesn't apply.

  8. July 05, 2017

    Ukraine Re-Ups Bid To Pause $112M Tatneft Award

    The government of Ukraine has reiterated that a D.C. federal court should pause efforts from Russian energy company PAO Tatneft to enforce a $112 million arbitral award over the 2007 seizure of an oil refinery, arguing a few-month delay in a decade-old suit is reasonable.

  9. June 26, 2017

    Tatneft Fights Stay Of $112M Enforcement Suit During Appeal

    Russian energy company PAO Tatneft asked a D.C. federal court on Monday not to pause its suit to enforce a $112 million arbitral award during an appeal in France, saying a stay would ensure the nearly decade-old dispute drags on for years to come.

  10. June 14, 2017

    Ukraine Seeks Stay On $112M Award In Russian Oil Co. Spat

    The government of Ukraine has asked a D.C. federal court to pause efforts from Russian energy company PAO Tatneft to enforce a $112 million arbitral award over the 2007 seizure of an oil refinery, saying there's "a real possibility" that a French appeals court might set the award aside. 

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