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Ordnance Technologies (North America) Incorporated v. Raytheon Company
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June 16, 2015
Ordnance Contests Raytheon Atty Fees For Sanction Motion
Defense contractor Ordnance Technologies (North America) Inc. told an Arizona federal judge on Monday that the nearly $44,000 in attorneys' fees Raytheon Co. says it racked up in its successful motion for sanctions is "overly onerous" and asked the judge to reduce the award.
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March 17, 2015
Raytheon Cut Loose From Ordnance's Trade Secrets Suit
An Arizona federal judge has freed Raytheon Co. from the last remnant of Ordnance Technologies Inc.'s trade secrets suit against the company over the development of a warhead system, saying a final breach of contract claim was time-barred.
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March 16, 2015
Sick Atty Sanctioned In Raytheon Warhead Trade Secrets Case
An Arizona federal judge on Friday ordered the attorney for defense contractor Ordnance Technologies (North America) Inc. to pay $2,500 in sanctions, after Raytheon Co. said he missed a filing deadline due to a medical emergency, but still found time to file documents in another case.
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February 26, 2014
Raytheon Escapes Majority Of Warhead Trade Secrets Suit
An Arizona federal judge on Tuesday gutted defense contractor Ordnance Technologies Inc.'s suit accusing Raytheon Co. of misappropriating trade secrets related to warhead designs, ruling most of Ordnance's claims are time-barred because it didn't file suit within three years after first notifying Raytheon of the alleged misappropriation.