Court Delays Saudi Sovereign Immunity Review in 9/11 Litigation, Grants Motions by Prince Salman and Prince Naif

Court Delays Saudi Sovereign Immunity Review in 9/11 Litigation, Grants Motions by Prince Salman and Prince Naif The passage reveals procedural decisions that keep Saudi‑linked parties (Prince Salman, Prince Naif, NCB, Rabita Trust) in the 9/11 lawsuits, indicating ongoing legal exposure and potential discovery of Saudi involvement. While it does not provide new factual allegations, it signals a viable investigative avenue into foreign sovereign immunity and personal jurisdiction that could uncover financial or operational links. Key insights: Court prioritizes personal jurisdiction over subject‑matter jurisdiction for NCB, a Saudi‑linked entity.; Motions to dismiss by Prince Salman and Prince Naif are granted, limiting immediate litigation against them.; Rabita Trust’s dismissal is denied without prejudice, leaving the door open for further claims.