Osen LLC represents American citizens injured as a result of acts of international terrorism in cases brought under the Anti-Terrorism Act and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. We currently represent the families of more than three hundred veterans who were killed or injured in Iraq between 2004 and 2011 as a result of Iranian-sponsored terrorism and are the leading firm litigating on behalf of families of fallen members of our armed forces and wounded veterans in connection with those attacks.
We have spent more than a decade investigating Iran’s role in directed terrorist attacks against our troops in the Middle East. For example, more than 1,000 U.S. servicemen and women were killed or injured by Iranian-designed and manufactured Explosively Formed Penetrators (EFPs) and Improvised Rocket-Assisted Munitions (IRAMs).
We have collected evidence concerning both Iran’s role in targeting Americans in the Middle East and its secret supply chains and money laundering activities.
We have brought the first and only lawsuit on behalf of families of fallen members of our military, wounded veterans, and American military contractors and their families, against Lebanese banks that allegedly aided and abetted Hezbollah.
We have brought the first and leading lawsuit on behalf of families of fallen members of our military, wounded veterans, and American military contractors and their families, against banks that helped Iran secretly launder hundreds of billions of dollars through the United States.
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