1.   For Schulz, the main issue is whether his clients can lay claim to Libyan assets.

2.   Libyan assets have been frozen abroad and diplomatic representation has been limited.

3.   The step will also release Libyan assets that had been frozen in a number of countries.

4.   The step also released Libyan assets that had been frozen in a number of countries.

5.   Current sanctions bar flights to and from Libya, and freeze Libyan assets abroad.

6.   If Libya is declared in default, the families would then be free to go after Libyan assets, according to Kreindler.

7.   In addition to banning air travel to and from Libya, the sanctions limit the sale of oil equipment and freeze some Libyan assets abroad.

8.   Some Libyan assets abroad have also been frozen.

9.   Some Libyan assets abroad have been frozen.

10.   Some senators are backing a proposal to seize the interest from frozen Libyan assets in this country.