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LGarde Inc v. Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems
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January 28, 2014
Raytheon Owes $2.7M For Breached Contract, L'Garde Says
Space technology company L'Garde Inc. told a California federal jury on Tuesday that Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems owes it $2.7 million for a breach of contract after Raytheon bailed on their deal by hiring a L'Garde rival to complete work on an advanced military airship prototype.
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September 09, 2013
Judge Pares $3M Suit Over Raytheon Aircraft Subcontract
A California federal judge on Monday trimmed L'Garde Inc.'s $2.7 million lawsuit against Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems over claims Raytheon breached a lucrative subcontract for the development of an advanced military airship, saying the subcontract didn't promise L'Garde would be retained to complete work on the entire project.
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September 24, 2012
Raytheon Can't Duck $3M Suit Over Military Aircraft Contract
Space technology company L'Garde Inc. will be allowed to present to a jury its claims that defense contractor Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems owes it $2.7 million for breaching a multimillion contract related to the development of an advanced military airship when Raytheon jumped to a rival to complete the work, a California federal judge ruled Monday.