A recent Supreme Court ruling has allowed Exxon Mobil to move forward with a lawsuit against state-owned oil companies in Cuba. The lawsuit pertains to property that was confiscated after Fidel Castro's regime took power. The confiscation in question occurred nearly seven decades ago, in 1960.
The Supreme Court's decision enables Exxon Mobil to proceed with the lawsuit. Further details on the ruling and its implications can be found through CNN, as reported by KVIA ABC-7.
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