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Lawsuits by U.S. victims accuse top Qatar banks and charity of financing terrorism in Israel

The Washington Post – U.S. victims of extremist violence in Israel allege that three of Qatar’s leading financial institutions have secretly funneled millions of dollars to Palestinian groups responsible for killing Americans, accusing a key U.S. ally in the Middle East of duplicity.

Tue Dec 15, 3:39pm Share on Social Media

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FBR LLP Secures Dismissal in Superior Court, Middlesex County

Press Release – The Firm secured a dismissal before the Hon. Lisa M. Vignuolo in an action brought by the general contractor of several solar power plant projects seeking damages under the Prompt Payment Act, and alleging claims including breach of contract and unjust enrichment. Please click below to review […]

Wed Aug 12, 11:13am Share on Social Media

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Coke Wants 9th Cir. To Ditch False Ad Class Cert.

Law 360 – Coca-Cola Refreshments USA Inc. is asking the Ninth Circuit to undo a class certification in multidistrict litigation alleging it falsely labels its drinks as having no artificial flavors, saying the classes haven’t shown they will be harmed without a court injunction.

Tue Aug 4, 1:04pm Share on Social Media

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FBR LLP Secures Dismissal in Supreme Court, Bronx County

Press Release – After two years of litigation, the Firm secured a dismissal before the Hon. Howard H. Sherman in an action alleging wrongful death, conversion, and unjust enrichment. Please click below to review the decision and order: Decision and Order.

Mon Jul 13, 3:47pm Share on Social Media

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NextEra Fights For $60M Fee From EFH Ch. 11 At 3rd Circ.

Law 360 – NextEra Energy Inc. urged the Third Circuit on Thursday to revive its bid for $60 million in administrative expenses in connection with a scrapped deal to purchase assets from bankrupt Energy Future Holdings Corp., arguing that it spent the money in reliance on a sale termination fee […]

Thu Jul 2, 7:56pm Share on Social Media

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2nd Circ. Puts $1.7B Iran Terror Asset Case Back In NY Court

Law 360 – The Second Circuit on Monday once again revived efforts by victims of a 1983 terrorist bombing to collect $1.68 billion in Iranian assets held by a Luxembourg bank, following legislation addressing foreign policy issues related to the case.

Mon Jun 22, 5:37pm Share on Social Media