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CRM Limited v. Supreme Risk Management FZE
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1:16-cv-01344
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September 08, 2017
UAE Firms Win Stay During Settlement Talks On $31M Award
A Virginia federal judge agreed Thursday to let two Mideast businesses helping supply U.S. troops in Afghanistan put a hold on one company's attempt to enforce a $31 million arbitral award against the other so they can work out a settlement.
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August 18, 2017
Execs Can Be Subpoenaed In $31M Award Row, Judge Rules
A Virginia federal judge on Friday granted a request from a security contractor to issue subpoenas for two executives of a United Arab Emirates-based food supplier for the U.S. Department of Defense, whose testimony could show whether the court has jurisdiction to enforce a $31 million arbitral award.
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August 14, 2017
Contractor Seeks Execs' Testimony To Enforce $31M Award
A security contractor asked a Virginia federal judge Friday to let it issue subpoenas to two executives tied to a United Arab Emirates-based food supplier for the U.S. Department of Defense, arguing their depositions could show the court has jurisdiction to enforce a $31 million arbitral award.
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April 20, 2017
$31M Confirmation Bid Lacks US Connection, Co. Says
A U.S. Department of Defense food supplier accused of stiffing a security contractor on a $31 million arbitration award urged a Virginia federal judge Wednesday to toss a confirmation bid it says has no legs in the U.S., where the provisions company has no ties.
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October 27, 2016
Defense Co. Wants $31M Security Contract Award Upheld
A security contractor awarded more than $31 million in an arbitration dispute with a U.S. Department of Defense food supplier has asked a Virginia federal court to uphold the arbitrator's decision, saying that the supplier failed to pay up.