The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Mass tort litigation against sovereigns remains an intriguing issue. In the Second Circuit, Motley Rice recently won reversal of the order dismissing Saudi Arabia as a defendant in the 9/11 litigation. The opinion is here, and some of the pleadings and briefs are here. The opinion is narrow but interesting for thinking about law suits or contribution claims against sovereigns.
Litigation against foreign sovereigns received a boost from yesterday’s SCOTUS ruling allowing discovery against foreign sovereigns to find assets for potential execution by a judgment creditor, as de
Today, niche litigation creates an amazing three-dimensional chess board for moves and counter-moves. For example, Russia has now lost two international arbitrations regarding its appropriation of Yuk
Set out below is an ad I received for an interesting looking book on state liability claims. The topic to me is interesting because nations like China are so tied into many of its industrial businesse