Saudi laws not a discovery shield, PGA Tour says

Davide Mamone

14 March 2023

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The Saudi Arabian entity behind LIV Golf cannot hide behind the Kingdom’s laws to avoid subpoenas related to the antitrust litigation it initiated, the PGA Tour has argued.

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