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Monday, September 28, 2020 8:23:27 AM
The Bottom Line: Under the court's order, an allegation of profiting from the use of property that was confiscated by the Cuban government is a sufficiently concrete harm for purposes of Article III standing. The court's order also establishes that a court may not dismiss or strike trafficking allegations that are, by themselves, time-barred where the plaintiff alleges a longstanding course of conduct, including non-timebarred trafficking, in support of its claim.
Court Holds that Helms-Burton Plaintiffs Have Article III Standing
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