The Legal Intelligencer...across the region, Duane Morris said. The GCC is composed of Oman, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and United Arab Emirates. Duane Morris...
...wresting a long-awaited settlement from Alcoa on behalf of client Aluminium Bahrain BSC. Alcoa announced Tuesday that it would pay Aluminium Bahrain...
...Bahrain's "forgotten" protest movement. Anonymous is not...
...Extraterritorial Application Precluded • Fraud Allegations Aluminum Bahrain B.S.C. v. Alcoa, Inc., PICS Case No. 12-1133 (W...
...global aluminum giant, according to a private racketeering suit filed by Aluminum Bahrain, or Alba. A federal judge denied Alcoa's motion to dismiss the...
...Ezra Nonoo, who is the first female ambassador from the kingdom of Bahrain to the United States as well as the first Jewish ambassador from...
...According to The Associated Press, Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa of Bahrain accuses Jackson of reneging on a promise to produce a new album...
...Adil Hussain, the former head of the Islamic finance group in the Bahrain office of Norton Rose, a British firm considered to have one of...
King & Spalding is the latest U.S. law firm planning to open an office in Dubai, the booming city on the Persian Gulf
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals canceled California's recall election yesterday morning, citing the risk of a post-election mess to rival the 2000 Florida debacle
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