How a thoroughly uninteresting fight over a Skoda car dealership in Egypt spilled into the halls of Congress--and involves some of the biggest names in law.
July 09, 2018 at 06:44 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Litigating on multiple fronts is a time-honored strategy, but this case pushes the limit.
It starts with a dispute that—and I speak here in my professional capacity as a legal news editor—is of zero interest to the American public. VW subsidiary Skoda and its former dealer in Egypt, Artoc Auto and its owner Shafik Gabr, had a falling-out over renewing their contract.
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