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A Northern Virginia-based Venezuelan attorney has been battling the firm for two decades over benefits he says he was denied after being fired from predecessor Macleod Dixon.
June 27, 2018 at 05:54 PM
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Venezuela’s highest court last week delivered welcome news to a U.S.-based attorney who has spent years battling Norton Rose Fulbright and its predecessor law firm in the South American country.
The Social Chamber of the Venezuelan Supreme Tribunal on June 21 ordered the preventative seizure of nearly $1.2 million in assets from Norton Rose Fulbright—the latest ruling in an employment dispute with attorney Omar Garcia Bolivar that has been tied up in the courts for nearly two decades.
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