Manuel Vazquez, P.A. has participated as part of the legal team in several matters involving claims brought under Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act, commonly referred to as the Helms-Burton Act.

These matters involve complex legal issues connected to alleged trafficking in confiscated property in Cuba and have drawn national and international attention due to their implications for international business operations, travel, hospitality, and commercial activity involving Cuba.

The firm’s participation in these matters reflects its involvement in significant federal litigation matters requiring strategic legal coordination and detailed legal analysis.

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Overview of Helms-Burton Related Litigation

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Title III of the Helms-Burton Act allows certain claims to be brought in United States courts related to property confiscated by the Cuban government.

Since the activation of Title III litigation provisions in recent years, numerous legal actions have been filed involving international airlines, travel companies, hospitality organizations, and online booking platforms.

These matters often involve complex legal questions related to international commerce, federal jurisdiction, statutory interpretation, and cross-border business operations.

Matters Involving Firm Participation

The following Helms-Burton related matters involve participation by Manuel Vazquez, P.A. as part of the legal team:

Pending Matters

Jose Ramon Lopez Regueiro v. Delta Airlines Inc.
Case No. 1:25-cv-25575

Maricela Mata et. al. v. Melia Hotels International S.A. et. al.
Case No. 1:19-cv-22529

Matters with Partial Settlements and Ongoing Litigation

Diego Trinidad v. Expedia Inc. et. al.
Case No. 1:19-cv-22629
(Settled with Booking.com; remaining matters pending)

Mario Echevarria et. al. v. Expedia Inc. et. al.
Case No. 1:19-cv-22620
(Settled with Booking.com; remaining matters pending)

Mario Echevarria et. al. v. Expedia Inc. et. al.
Case No. 1:19-cv-22621
(Settled with Booking.com; remaining matters pending)

Mario del Valle et. al. v. Expedia Inc. et. al.
Case No. 1:19-cv-22619
(Settled with Booking.com; remaining matters pending)

Recent Settlement Matter

Jose Ramon Lopez Regueiro v. American Airlines Inc.
Case No. 1:19-cv-23965
(Most recent settlement)

Legal Insight

Helms-Burton related litigation continues to be an evolving area of federal law involving international legal considerations, property claims, and commercial operations connected to Cuba.

These matters often require extensive legal coordination, analysis of federal statutory provisions, and careful litigation strategy due to the international and multi-party nature of the claims involved.

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Legal matters involving federal litigation and international legal issues require experienced representation and careful legal analysis. Manuel Vazquez, P.A. is committed to providing professional legal guidance tailored to each client’s unique situation.

Contact our office today to learn more about our legal services and how our team may assist you.