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Sign Brite, Inc. v. Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc.
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November 10, 2015
Rawlings Says Discovery Bid Goes Too Far In Leg Guard Suit
Rawlings Sporting Goods told a Missouri federal court in a breach of contract suit over an agreement to produce and market light-up baseball catcher leg guards that the leg guard developer's requests for electronic discovery go too far, arguing that the dispute is a straightforward contract issue.
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August 11, 2015
Light-Up Leg Guard Maker Says Rawlings Breached Contract
A company that developed a light-up leg guard prototype for baseball catchers filed a suit against Rawlings Sporting Goods Co. Inc. in Missouri federal court on Monday, claiming Rawlings promised to produce and market the product but never followed through.