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What The 4th Circ. Will Address In Abu Ghraib Case

Law360, New York (September 24, 2015, 9:55 PM EDT) -- The Iraq war is still being fought in U.S. courtrooms. Federal courts of appeals and district courts continue to struggle with the fundamental question of whether, or to what extent, government contractors can be held liable under state tort law for injuries and deaths allegedly arising out of the broad range of war-zone support services they performed at the U.S. military's request (e.g., logistical support such as transportation of fuel, ammunition, food, and other supplies; operations & maintenance services at forward operating bases; professional and technology services)....

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