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USA—Nigerian oil company executives must take part in depositions over $1.8 billion award (Esso and Shell v NNPC)

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Published on: 19 October 2018
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Law360: A New York federal judge has told a Nigerian state-owned oil company that three of its employees must sit for depositions planned by Exxon Mobil and Shell subsidiaries for their suit seeking to enforce a $1.8bn arbitration award against the company.

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