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March 06, 2015
Boeing's Beef With $43M Verdict Reboot Heads To 10th Circ.
A Boeing Co. unit said Thursday it is appealing to the Tenth Circuit a Colorado federal judge's restoration of a $43 million jury award against the company in a software maker's contract breach dispute.
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February 04, 2015
Judge Admits Error In Cutting $43M Award Against Boeing Unit
A Colorado federal judge agreed to restore a $43 million award against a Boeing Co. unit over a breach of contract dispute with a Massachusetts-based software firm Tuesday, saying he erroneously ignored testimony when he reduced the award.
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April 17, 2014
Boeing Co. Unit Owes Software Maker $43M, Jury Says
A Colorado federal jury on Thursday ordered a Boeing Co. unit that specializes in navigational information to pay a small Massachusetts-based software maker $43.1 million after finding the defendant breached its contract with the plaintiff for development of applications for e-book viewers, according to the plaintiffs' attorney.