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EuroTec Vertical Flight Solutions LLC v Safran Helicopter Engines, et al
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3:15-cv-03454
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Torts/Pers Prop: Other Personal Property Damage
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August 02, 2019
Helicopter Co. Didn't Prove Antitrust Claims, Judge Says
A Kansas helicopter repair company failed to prove that subsidiaries of a French aerospace company are unreasonably restraining competition, a Texas federal judge has ruled, saying the company didn't present enough evidence to prove its price-fixing and group boycott claims.
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December 11, 2017
Chopper Repair Co. Fights To Keep Safran Contract Suit Alive
A Kansas company that buys and repairs helicopters and engines urged a Texas federal court Friday to deny a bid to dismiss its suit against French aerospace company Safran SA and several of its affiliates, arguing it has raised plausible claims of breach of contract and antitrust law violations.
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November 13, 2017
Safran Says Chopper Co.'s Contract Suit Still Doesn't Fly
French aerospace company Safran SA and several affiliates have asked to ax litigation brought by a U.S. company that buys and repairs helicopters and engines, alleging that efforts to tweak the contract and unfair competition suit after an arbitral tribunal sent it back to Texas federal court are merely superficial.
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September 29, 2016
French Heli Maker, US Buyer's Feud Sent To Arbitration
A Texas federal court Thursday granted a French helicopter company's request to send a dispute with a U.S. purchaser to arbitration in its entirety, rejecting the buyer's request to refer only the question of whether the arbitral tribunal has jurisdiction.
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September 02, 2016
Chopper Co. Says Partial Arbitration Misreads 5th Circ.
A French helicopter maker and its affiliates fighting a Kansas customer’s claims of deception and other alleged offenses have urged a Texas federal judge to send their whole dispute to arbitration, saying the “piecemeal” approach suggested by the customer violates Fifth Circuit standards.