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Havana Docks Corporation v. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd.
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March 01, 2021
Cruise Line Loses Doc Bid In Stolen Cuban Property Suit
A Florida federal judge rejected Norwegian Cruise Line's "piecemeal attack" aimed at obtaining 65 privileged documents from a Cuban dock company relating to a stolen property trafficking suit, ruling Friday that the time to object to the dock's privilege assertion had passed.
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January 25, 2021
Cruise Co., Ex-Cuban Port Owner Fight Over Privileged Docs
A former Cuban port owner and Norwegian Cruise Line have slammed each other's bids to compel the production of privileged documents that have been withheld in a Florida federal court suit alleging the cruise line trafficked in stolen property when using the docks.
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January 19, 2021
Ex-Cuban Port Owner Seeks Privileged Files From Norwegian
A former Cuban port owner is seeking access to documents Norwegian Cruise Line claims are shielded by attorney-client privilege in a Helms-Burton Act suit alleging the cruise line trafficked in stolen property when it used the docks, urging a Florida federal court to waive the privilege.
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September 01, 2020
Norwegian Cruise Must Face Cuban Dock Suit
A Florida federal judge ruled Tuesday that Norwegian Cruise Line can't duck claims that it trafficked in stolen property while using a port in Havana to dock its cruise ships.
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August 28, 2020
Norwegian Co. Must Turn Over Docs In Cuban Dock Row
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings must turn over documents related to its use of a dock in the Port of Havana after a Florida magistrate judge found its objections to discovery pertaining to other Cuban ports to be "oversimplified."
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June 26, 2020
Carnival Can't Halt Cuban Dock Fight For 11th Circ. Appeal
A Florida judge rejected Carnival Corp.'s Eleventh Circuit appeal on Friday, finding that the circuit court doesn't need to decide what liability companies have for trafficking property stolen by the Cuban government before litigation concludes in the district court.
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June 23, 2020
Norwegian Cruise Line Can't Get Quick 11th Circ. Appeal
A Florida federal judge on Tuesday denied Norwegian Cruise Line's bid to bring an appeal before the Eleventh Circuit related to her orders in a lawsuit alleging the cruise line trafficked in stolen property, ruling the request did not meet the "high threshold" required.
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May 12, 2020
Cuban Dock Fights Cruise Lines' Bid For 11th Circ. Review
A former Cuban port owner has asked a Florida federal judge to deny requests by four cruise lines to bring a question before the Eleventh Circuit related to earlier orders in separate suits alleging the cruise lines trafficked in stolen property, saying the question is case-specific and not a controlling question of law.
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May 05, 2020
Citing Pandemic Woes, Cruise Cos. Urge Pause In Dock Suits
Stressing that the COVID-19 pandemic has turned the cruise industry upside down, four cruise lines facing separate suits alleging that they trafficked in confiscated Cuban waterfront property are urging a Florida federal court to grant 90-day stays.
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April 28, 2020
Cruise Lines Seek 11th Circ. Review In Cuban Dock Suits
Four cruise lines want the Eleventh Circuit to weigh in on a question related to a Florida federal judge's reversal of orders in separate suits brought by a former Cuban port owner alleging they trafficked in stolen property.
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