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International Law
Nov. 28, 2018
LA County judge grants motion to apply Iranian law in personal injury case
In a departure from prior court rulings, a Los Angeles County judge granted motions to apply Iranian law in a personal injury case going to trial next month involving a former Iranian citizen alleging he suffered asbestos exposure while working at oil refineries in Iran during the 1960s.
In a departure from prior court rulings, a Los Angeles County judge granted motions to apply Iranian law in a personal injury case going to trial next month involving a former Iranian citizen alleging he suffered asbestos exposure while working at oil refineries in Iran during the 1960s.
Superior Court Judge John J. Kralik noted that while he was aware his ruling diff...
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