Louisiana Court of Appeal· 12/19/2001
Rebouche v. Harvey
Citations
- 805 So. 2d 332
- 2000 La.App. 4 Cir. 2327
- 2001 La. App. LEXIS 3178
- 2001 WL 1677489
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- “Pleading specific personal jurisdiction under Rule 4(k)(2) requires demonstrating a close nexus between the United States, the foreign defendant's conduct, and the plaintiff's claim.”
- “The fourth factor considers the closeness of any relationship between the defendant and the terrorist organization.” (emphasis added)
- “The ATA does not provide a definition of aiding and abetting liability, but instead incorporates the analysis in Halberstam . . . .”
- “[I]t [is not] plausible to infer that an attack on a secret CIA base in Afghanistan would further HSBC’s alleged objective of maximizing profits through the evasion of U.S. sanctions.”
- “Because the foreign banks are global financial institutions with legitimate operations and uncertain ties to al- Qaeda, we cannot infer substantial assistance to al-Qaeda from [appellee’s] lengthy business relationships with the foreign banks.”
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Judges: Bagneris, Byrnes, III, Waltzer
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