The Legal IntelligencerAt a Massachusetts sports agency, attorney Derege Demissie has built a practice representing marathon runners. Now the Ethiopian immigrant has taken up another job — as counsel to a man who alle
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in BP Exploration Libya v. ExxonMobil Libya v. Noble North Africa, 689 F. 3rd...
...151;in particular, for details about the investigation into the attack in Libya in September that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...20 percent of its fee from the settlement of the litigation against Libya, which was accused of orchestrating the bombing, to the plaintiffs' committee....
...the Obama administration's legal justification for military action against targets in Libya. The suit, filed by a bipartisan group of congressmen in...
...force Saudi Arabia into a massive executive agreement, on the model of Libya's 2008 settlement of terror claims. Third, the plaintiffs would...
Just days after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, then-Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor kept a long-standing commitment to help dedicate a new building at New York University School o
...running into all types of trouble with respect to the action in Libya. He's doing his best to alienate the Jewish voters. Even the...
A small, once vacant conference room in the back corner of Kline & Specter's 19th floor offices on Locust Street has an impressive view of the city's skyline, but it's the walls -- now adorned with p
...in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against Libya on behalf of 185 plaintiffs. Among them was the family of Surendra...
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