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JAAAT Technical Services, LLC, v. Tetra Tech Tesoro, Inc.
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October 20, 2016
Army Contractor Says Choice Of Law 'Irrelevant' To $9M Row
A construction company suing its project management subcontractor over delays on U.S. Army base projects sparred Wednesday over precise jurisdictional issues controlling the Virginia federal court lawsuit, calling choice-of-law principles "irrelevant" to the matter.
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May 16, 2016
Counterclaim Barred In $9M Army Base Contract Row: Co.
A construction company suing its project management subcontractor over delays on projects at U.S. Army bases has rebutted counterallegations it failed to fully pay the project manager, saying the accusations are barred by agreements between the two companies.
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March 30, 2016
Tesoro Loses Bid To Toss $9M Suit Over Military Base Work
A Virginia federal judge on Tuesday rejected Tetra Tech Tesoro Inc.'s bid to dismiss a $9 million breach of contract lawsuit by JAAAT Technical Services LLC, ruling that the court has jurisdiction because the dispute arises from work done on U.S. military bases.
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April 20, 2015
Subcontractor Sued For $9M Over Delayed Military Base Work
Government contractor JAAAT Technical Service LLC sued its subcontractor in Virginia federal court Friday for failing to meet deadlines on five separate military base contracts, claiming JAAAT has incurred more than $9 million in damages from the shoddy work.