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Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI Premier Technology, Inc.

  1. August 24, 2023

    Iraqi Ex-Prisoners Say Contractor Trying To Stall Torture Case

    Former prisoners of Abu Ghraib in Iraq urged a Virginia federal judge to reject CACI Premier Technology Inc.'s request for intermediate appeal of a ruling denying the company's bid to dismiss their suit, saying it would pointlessly delay the long-running litigation.

  2. July 31, 2023

    CACI Can't Escape Long-Standing Abu Ghraib Torture Suit

    A Virginia federal judge on Monday refused to toss a long-running lawsuit alleging a CACI International unit aided torture at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison, rejecting the company's arguments that there was no jurisdiction for the case.

  3. July 03, 2023

    CACI Says High Court Ruling Backs Dismissal Of Torture Case

    A CACI International unit said Monday that a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling rejecting the application of U.S. trademark law to foreign conduct supports the dismissal of a long-running suit implicating the defense contractor in torture at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison.

  4. April 04, 2019

    Co. Can Appeal Immunity Denial In Abu Ghraib Torture Case

    A Virginia federal judge has allowed a unit of CACI International to appeal the denial of derivative sovereign immunity in a suit implicating the defense contractor in torture at Iraq’s notorious Abu Ghraib prison, saying the appeal would address an “unprecedented” legal issue.

  5. March 22, 2019

    Gov't Escapes CACI Torture Case Despite Lack Of Immunity

    The federal government has no sovereign immunity from claims it violated norms of international law, but a previous settlement nonetheless bars CACI International from seeking indemnity from the government for torture allegations surrounding Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, a Virginia federal judge ruled Friday.

  6. December 03, 2018

    Contractor Loses Bid For Gov't Info On Abu Ghraib Abuse

    A Virginia federal magistrate judge has ruled that the government need not cough up unredacted documents in litigation seeking to hold a CACI International unit liable for abuses at Iraq’s notorious Abu Ghraib prison, saying there are valid national security reasons for keeping the withheld details under wraps.

  7. August 02, 2018

    CACI Can't Toss Ex-Abu Ghraib Detainee From Abuse Suit

    A Virginia federal judge refused Thursday to toss a former detainee at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison from a suit seeking to hold CACI International liable for abuses at the prison, although she did set a high bar for him thanks to the loss of his medical records.

  8. July 13, 2018

    Ex-Abu Ghraib Detainee Fights CACI's Sanctions Bid

    A former detainee at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison hit back Friday at CACI International's bid to sanction him in a suit seeking to hold the company liable for abuses at the prison, saying the proposed punishment was out of proportion with his failure to produce his medical records, which had not been done in bad faith.

  9. June 25, 2018

    CACI Can't Toss Abu Ghraib Suit Under High Court Ruling

    A CACI International unit can't escape a suit seeking to hold it liable for abuses at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison under a recent high court decision that denied jurisdiction to claims against a foreign bank for its alleged financing of overseas terror attacks, a Virginia federal judge found Monday.

  10. June 22, 2018

    CACI Sanctions Bid Says Abu Ghraib Prisoner Withheld Info

    A CACI International unit urged a Virginia federal judge Friday to toss torture claims brought by a man formerly imprisoned in Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison, saying his recent deposition testimony confirmed that he had medical records but failed to produce them as required back in 2012.