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...of Minnesota, brought an action against defendants who reside in England and France, claiming the defendants defrauded her father, Edward Coen (Edward), in connection with...
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...defend itself under foreign laws. For instance, the prosecution of Yahoo in France for the sale of Nazi paraphernalia, which was recently examined by the...
...2002, Smith Barney allegedly concentrated the plans' assets in high-tech and telecom stocks. Even after the bubble burst in early 2000, Smith Barney allegedly...
... case arose after anti?racism groups sued the technology company in France, alleging it was violating French law by allowing access to Internet sites...
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