Second Circuit Revives ATA Judgment Against PLO and PA Following Supreme Court Guidance
Article by: Matthew Saliman, Associate In Waldman v. Palestine Liberation Organization, the Second Circuit issued a significant decision addressing personal jurisdiction, retroactive legislation, and the power of appellate courts to reopen final judgments. The Issue The case arises from claims under the Anti-Terrorism Act (“ATA”) brought by U.S. nationals injured in terrorist attacks abroad....
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Bid Protesters Beware: Don’t Forget to Brief All the Injunctive Relief Factors
Article by: Nicholas Perry, Associate In a recent bid protest decision, Noblis MSD, LLC v. United States, No. 25-1637C (Mar. 19, 2026), the Court of Federal Claims handed protester Noblis a pyrrhic victory. Noblis’s protest concerned an approximately $100 million Department of the Navy contract award to Solute, Inc. for the provision of systems...
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