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SABRE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY v. TORRES ADVANCED ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS, LLC
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October 31, 2014
Security Contractor's Ex-CFO Ducks Stolen Equipment Claims
A D.C. federal judge dismissed claims against the former chief financial officer of a U.S.-based security contractor Thursday, but declined to free the company's former vice president and CEO from the suit brought by an Iraqi company over two federal contracts.
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August 22, 2014
Contractor Execs Get Iraqi Security Co.'s Claims Slashed
A District of Columbia federal judge on Thursday chucked a slew of claims brought by an Iraqi security company against employees of U.S.-based security outfit Torres Advanced Enterprise Solutions LLC in a suit over two federal contracts, ruling the allegations were duplicative or failed to state a claim.
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June 11, 2013
Iraqi Security Co. Wants Contractor Sanctioned Over Docs
An Iraqi security company on Monday pressed a D.C. federal judge to sanction American contractor Torres Advanced Enterprise Solutions Inc. for withholding documents in its suit accusing Torres of shorting it for work related to two security contracts with the U.S. government.
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October 28, 2011
Iraqi Co.'s Security Subcontract Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
A Washington federal judge on Thursday dismissed part of an Iraqi outfit's suit accusing an American contractor of shorting it for work related to two U.S. government security contracts, one of which saw the two companies swap prime contractor and subcontractor roles.