https://www.bakersfield.com/ap/national/in-historic-first-swiss-firm-settles-suit-by-miami-family-over-seized-property-in-cuba/article_398e7d21-f257-54ce-b6ec-a6ccfe51dafc.html
Thanks to a surprising decision by former President Donald Trump in May 2019 allowing people to sue under the Title III provision, owners of property seized by the Cuban government can demand compensation from foreign companies in Cuba "trafficking in stolen property." The provision allows U.S. citizens to claim compensation in federal courts from any company — American or foreign — that has benefited from the use of confiscated property on the island.
Since then, claimants have been filing lawsuits against hotels, cruise and travel companies, airlines and banks, among others, accused of benefiting from business with properties that were taken by the Cuban government after the revolution.
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