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May 23, 2019
Afghan Man Gets $33.4M Win In Army Trucking Contract Suit
A Tennessee federal jury has awarded an Afghan national more than $33.4 million in a breach of contract suit against his ex-business partner over their joint venture in Afghanistan, finding that the U.S. partner breached a profit-sharing agreement.
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March 21, 2019
Afghan Man Can't Duck Counterclaims in Army Contract Suit
An Afghan national suing an American man for breach of contract over their partnership on a joint venture in Afghanistan can’t escape counterclaims from his former business partner, a Tennessee federal judge has ruled.
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November 13, 2018
Contractor Denied Win In Row With Afghan Ex-JV Partner
A Tennessee federal court judge on Tuesday denied an American man's bid for a quick win in a breach of contract suit brought against him by an Afghan national with whom he partnered on a joint venture in Afghanistan, saying there was insufficient proof the contract at issue was superseded by another agreement.