The saga involves a handful of law firms, a Cayman Islands-based fund, the Kuwaiti government, questions of political intrigue, and many millions of dollars.
January 20, 2022 at 10:07 AM
5 minute read
Correspondent, Dubai
An increasingly vitriolic war of words has broken out between the lawyers of a private equity fund and those acting for the Kuwaiti government in a $100 million court matter.
In a case involving Big Law players Baker McKenzie and Crowell & Moring, as well as litigation heavyweight Kobre & Kim and offshore major Ogier, Cayman Islands-headquartered law firm Campbells has accused the Kuwaiti government of “maliciously” suing the defendants in the case for $100 million.
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