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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
12-842	Republic of Argentina v. NML Capital Ltd. Argentina may not set aside judgment creditor’s subpoenas on banks, which sought records related to its global financial transactions in effort to enforce judgments.	International Law			Jun. 17, 2014
12-55733	Von Saher v. Norton Simon Museum of Art at Pasadena Heir of Dutch Jewish family may pursue claims against Norton Simon Museum of Art in Pasadena to recover Nazi-looted art without conflicting with federal policy.	International Law			Jun. 9, 2014
11-55870	Narayanan v. British Airways Family of international airline passenger, who died six months after denial of oxygen on flight, may not sue airline more than two years after flight landed.	International Law			Mar. 20, 2014
12-138	BG Group PLC v. Republic of Argentina British company may arbitrate its dispute with Argentina over gas tariffs in U.S., despite failure to first file lawsuit in Argentina's courts.	International Law			Mar. 6, 2014
12-820	Lozano v. Montoya Alvarez Father may not receive extension of one-year deadline for filing petition for daughter’s return under Hague Convention, even if mother concealed her location.	International Law			Mar. 6, 2014
11-965	Daimler AG v. Bauman California federal court may not hear Argentinian residents’ claims against German automaker based on human rights violations during Argentina’s ‘Dirty War.’	International Law			Jan. 15, 2014
12-56159	Cassirer v. Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Foundation Jewish family may sue Spanish museum to recover lost Pissarro painting, which they were forced to surrender when fleeing Germany in 1939.	International Law			Dec. 9, 2013
11-15458	Sachs v. Republic of Austria Traveler who lost her legs while boarding train in Austria may sue Austrian government based on her online purchase of Eurail pass.	International Law			Dec. 8, 2013
12-17205	Valenzuela v. Michel Twin children should not be taken from U.S. to their mother in Mexico because both parents clearly planned to raise them in U.S.	International Law			Nov. 18, 2013
12-35395	Hamad v. Gates Sudanese citizen cannot sue U.S. government officials in federal district court over his detainment and treatment at Guantanamo Bay.	International Law			Oct. 8, 2013
12-1315	Petrella v. MGM, Inc., et al. Order	International Law			Oct. 2, 2013
11-55081	Ohno v. Yasuma California court may enforce Japanese court's $1.2 million judgment against church based on claim that church induced woman into giving up nearly all her assets.	International Law			Jul. 3, 2013
B242002	Hyundai Securities Co. Ltd. v. Lee Hyundai fails to file proper superior court action in order to enforce securities fraud judgment obtained in Korean courts against its former CEO.	International Law			Apr. 19, 2013
11-1025	Clapper v. Amnesty International USA U.S. persons engaged in sensitive international communications with foreigners may not challenge statute authorizing government's surveillance of foreigners.	International Law			Feb. 27, 2013
12-35266	Institute of Cetacean Research v. Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Japanese researchers who hunt whales may pursue piracy claims against anti-whaling environmental group that engaged in violent tactics on high seas.	International Law			Feb. 27, 2013
12-35266	Institute of Cetacean Research v. Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Japanese researchers who hunt whales may pursue piracy claims against anti-whaling environmental group that engaged in violent tactics on high seas.	International Law			May 29, 2012