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RECOM CORP. v. MILLER BROTHERS, A DIVISION OF WAMPOLE-MILLER, INC.
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2:16-cv-03320
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October 03, 2019
Recom AG Must Pay Up On $1.8M Arbitration Award
Recom AG must make good on a $1.8 million judgment to a construction company alleging it failed to deliver solar panels for a project, a New Jersey federal judge ruled Thursday, despite the supplier's legal counsel woes.
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August 16, 2018
Recom AG Can't Yet Escape $1.9M Arbitration Award Dispute
A New Jersey federal judge said Thursday that Recom AG can't hide behind its U.S. branch as it seeks to avoid paying a $1.9 million arbitration award to a construction company, rejecting the German solar panel supplier's bid to escape the dispute.
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April 23, 2018
Construction Firm Says German Solar Panel Co. Has NJ Ties
A construction firm seeking to enforce a $1.9 million arbitration award against German solar panel supplier Recom AG urged a New Jersey federal judge Monday to block the company's effort to avoid paying the award, saying Recom AG has sufficient ties to the district and the underlying contract in the case.
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March 27, 2018
German Solar Panel Co. Says Court Can't Enforce $2M Award
A German solar panel company urged a New Jersey federal judge on Monday to toss construction company Miller Brothers' efforts to confirm a $1.9 million arbitral award, arguing that the court lacks jurisdiction because the German company was never a party to the contract in question.
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July 17, 2017
German Solar Co. Can't Dodge $1.8M Award Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Monday declined to toss a construction company's efforts to confirm a $1.8 million arbitral award against a German solar panel company, but found questions remain over whether the court has jurisdiction over the German firm.
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April 14, 2017
German Solar Co. Reprieved As Affiliate Fights $1.8M Award
A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday struck down a clerk of court's order of default and denied a construction company's bid for a quick win in its effort to confirm a $1.8 million arbitral award against a German solar panel company over its U.S. affiliate's alleged failure to deliver on an order of panels to be used in New Jersey construction projects.
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July 26, 2016
Builder Wants Solar Co.'s Assets Frozen In $1.8M Arbitral Row
A Pennsylvania construction firm was denied permission by a New Jersey federal judge Tuesday to quickly restrain an allegedly debt-dodging solar firm from hiding its assets to avoid paying a $1.8 million arbitral award, but it can still seek an asset freeze through a more drawn-out process.
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July 11, 2016
Miller Bros. Fights Bid To Vacate $1.85M Arbitration Award
Construction company Miller Brothers asked a New Jersey federal judge on Friday not to throw out a $1.85 million arbitration award it won from RECOM Corp. for allegedly undelivered solar panels, arguing RECOM agreed not to dispute arbitration.