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Peterson v. Islamic Republic of Iran
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1:10-cv-04518
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March 01, 2013
Beirut Bombing Victims Closer To $2B Iran Award From Citibank
Family members of U.S. soldiers killed in a 1983 bombing in Lebanon advanced in their bid to collect $1.8 billion held with Citibank out of a $2.7 billion judgment against Iran when a New York federal judge ruled for them Thursday.
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August 16, 2011
Clearstream, Citi Accused Of Helping Iran Hide $250M
Family members of 241 U.S. soldiers killed in a 1983 bombing in Lebanon are suing Luxembourg-based Clearstream Banking SA and Citibank NA for allegedly helping Iran improperly transfer $250 million in assets out of the U.S., according to a partially redacted complaint unsealed Monday.