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‘No justiciable defence’: Cleary, NRF and Quinn to go another round in $3bn Russian bond dispute

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Legal Business
29 March 2017

Partners from Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Norton Rose Fulbright and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan are set to go another round as Ukraine has vowed to appeal a pre-trial decision over a $3bn Russian bond repayment.

The High Court has ruled that Ukraine did not provide a ‘justiciable defence’ in the case, heard in London’s recently created financial court.

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