Justices say foreign business can’t be sued under 1700s law

By: Mark Sherman Associated Press April 24, 2018

The Supreme Court said Tuesday that foreign businesses cannot be sued in U.S. courts by foreign victims of human rights abuses and extremist attacks. The justices voted 5-4 in favor of the Jordan-based Arab Bank. It was sued by Israeli victims of attacks in the West Bank and Gaza who claim that the bank helped finance ...

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Justices say foreign business can’t be sued under 1700s law

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