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The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that foreign plaintiffs cannot use federal law to sue American corporations for allegedly aiding human rights abuses overseas, sharply restricting decades of international litigation.
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The Supreme Court significantly narrowed the scope of international human rights litigation against American corporations, ruling that foreign plaintiffs cannot use federal statutes to sue U.S. companies over alleged complicity in overseas abuses.
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The Supreme Court has limited the ability of federal judges to create new legal claims under the 1789 Alien Tort Statute and rejected secondary liability under the Torture Victim Protection Act.
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