... I. General Objections Relevance of the ATS Claims In recent correspondence, the Bank argues that the claims...
...Supreme Court further limited the reach of the 1789 Alien Tort Statute (ATS), precluding its application in so-called "foreign-cubed" cases—...
...the court would be interested in as a way to limit the ATS," Hacker said. The court took notice, asking for supplemental...
The Daily Report
The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed the grant of summary judgment to QORE Inc. in Coffee Iron Works, Floriece Spivey and Ronnie Spivey's action for damages allegedly caused when QORE performed erro
...the U.S. Supreme Court successfully cut back the reach of the ATS in Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, 542 U.S. 692 (2004...
Daily Business Review
...not for the time being eliminate or require dismissals of, any pending ATS case," he said. The 1789 law passed in the...
Daily Business Review
...weakness in other regions, including India. The XTS and smaller ATS also gave GM a boost in the United States, where GM sold...
...open to at least some of those claims. ATS Decisions On April 17, the Supreme Court issued its long...
...future. The zombification of corporate alien tort means that corporate ATS litigation will persist even as advocates develop new strategies to promote corp...
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