Letter from the Indian Ocean DJIBOUTI IOG shelled his former friend Boreh President Ismail Omar Guelleh (IOG) does not stint on the expenditure for revenge for his former friend and financial, the business man Abdurahman Boreh, who lived for several years in exile, where he joined the Union for national salvation (NSU, opposition). To this day, 25 judicial proceedings have been instituted by the Government of Djibouti against Boreh and all members of his family (his wife and their seven children) in five different countries: 9 in Dubai, 10 in France, 1 in Spain and 5 in the United Kingdom. Since October, it is the cabinet Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher who leads the judicial dance for the account of the Government of Djibouti. During the trial against Boreh before the commercial court in London, which took place last month (Act No.1358), this cabinet had hired lawyers, Khawar Qureshi of Serle Short and Daniel Goodkin of 4 Pump short. For its part, Boreh is done defend by the cabinet Byrne and Partners, which had required to plead on this folder Christopher Butcher and Kier Howie 7SHAREHOLDING IN KBW. A given element a small idea of the magnitude of the costs of lawyers engaged in hand and on the other: during the trial in London, the defenders of the complainant (Government of Djibouti) have requested that the opposing party would be condemned to pay their costs of British lawyers, who would be already at the princely sum of 4 million pounds (4.6 million euros). Not bad!
Posted on: Mon, 15 Jul 2013 18:36:17 +0000