The case of the day is Diaz v. Galopy Corp. International, N.V. (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 2018). In 2014, Anibal Montenegro Diaz, a Venezuelan lawyer, sued Galopy in a Venezuelan court for unpaid legal fees. In 2015, the court found in her favor on liability, and in 2016, it awarded Diaz the fees and sent the matter to a revaluation court for assessment, i.e., an adjustment in light of the hyperinflation afflicting the Venezuelan currency, the Bolivar. In June 2016, the court awarded fees in the adjusted amount of approximately 169 million Bolivars. In August 2016, the court adjusted the amount to more than one billion Bolivars. Diaz then sued in New York seeking recognition and enforcement. There was no real question about recognition. The…