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Aviation & General Insurance v. US
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February 12, 2018
Insurers Can't Revive Libyan Terror Claims Row At Fed. Circ.
The U.S. government didn't violate the Fifth Amendment rights of Lloyd's of London underwriters and other insurers by blocking efforts to recover tens of millions of dollars from Libya over its sponsorship of terrorist attacks, the Federal Circuit affirmed Monday, saying the carriers should have expected government interference with their claims.
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June 05, 2017
Fed. Circ. Questions Insurers' Standing In Libya Terror Row
Lloyd's of London and other insurers urged a Federal Circuit panel on Monday to revive their cases accusing the U.S. government of improperly interfering in efforts to recover tens of millions of dollars from Libya over its sponsorship of terrorist attacks, only to encounter judges skeptical of their underlying standing.