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Al Raha Group for Technical Services v. PKL Services, Inc.
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1:18-cv-04194
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September 09, 2019
Ga. Judge Says No Jurisdiction To Enforce Interim Award
A Georgia federal judge tossed a Saudi Arabian subcontractor's bid to confirm an arbitration award against an American defense and logistics contractor, ruling that the court lacks jurisdiction as the award is interim rather than final and did not resolve any of the issues between the parties.
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September 20, 2018
Award In Saudi Contract Row Should Be Nixed, Court Hears
A U.S. military contractor urged a Georgia federal court on Wednesday to toss a suit seeking to confirm an emergency arbitral award ordering it not to terminate a subcontract under a deal to help maintain Saudi Arabian military aircraft, arguing that it never agreed to arbitrate the dispute.
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September 19, 2018
Gov't Contractor Aims To DQ Saudi Co.'s Atty In Contract Row
An attorney for a Saudi subcontractor should be disqualified from the subcontractor's suit seeking to confirm an arbitration award against an American defense and logistics contractor as the attorney's prior representation of the U.S. company creates a conflict of interest, the contractor told a Georgia federal court Wednesday.