The American Lawyer
It's been a rough few months for plaintiffs seeking to hold companies liable in U.S. courts for overseas violence, culminating with last week's Supreme Court decision in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petrole
Federal authorities released pictures of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing on Thursday as firms and lawyers with Boston ties stepped up to help victims and practices in the afflicted area s
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...1, the plaintiffs claim the Lloyd's syndicates failed to honor "Terrorism Policies" in the three companies' contracts that should have covered them...
In 2008, The American Lawyer examined the increasingly lucrative specialty Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle's George Kahale had developed representing resource-rich governments, including Venezue
Cr?dit Lyonnais must face claims by terrorism victims that it provided banking services to a terrorist group in violation...
Drug wholesaler Cardinal Health has turned to Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz for counsel on its $2.07 billion acquisition of home health care delivery products provider AssuraMed, which is being advi
...been convicted of manslaughter and attempted murder under New York's Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001. "[The director] knew that I'd done a...
...stars Claire Danes, at far right, as a bipolar CIA agent fighting terrorism.) ...
...U.S. Attorney's Office was defined in part by high-profile terrorism cases. Her office prosecuted Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman for seditious...
Originally Published: New York Lawyer
...quo where it has suited him. The president has aggressively prosecuted global terrorism though the use of drone warfare, keeping most of the details of...
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