Afghan Company Says Taliban Takeover Doesn’t Stop Contract Case

January 16, 2024

A Cordatis team consisting of Norah Molnar, Josh Schnell, and Jason Moy are representing an Afghan contractor in a U.S. Court of Federal Claims case that raises issues of first impression under the Reciprocity Act. Click here to read Law360’s article on the case.

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Afghan Company Says Taliban Takeover Doesn’t Stop Contract Case

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