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REIS Robotics (China) Co., Ltd. v. MiaSole, Inc. et al
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5:15-cv-06112
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April 03, 2017
Chinese Robot Co.'s $13M Solar Cell Spat Must Be Arbitrated
A California magistrate judge on Friday sent a Chinese robot maker’s suit accusing a U.S. solar cell maker of backing out of a $13.4 million deal to arbitration, finding that an arbitration provision in a purchase order related to the deal is enforceable.
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February 17, 2016
Chinese Co. Says $13M Solar Robot Case Needs Discovery
A Chinese robot maker suing a U.S. solar cell maker for allegedly backing out of a $13.4 million deal told a California federal judge on Tuesday that the solar firm can't enforce an invalid arbitration clause that would protect its staff from testifying about malfeasance by its corporate parent.
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February 03, 2016
Calif. Co.'s Solar Panel Row Must Be Arbitrated, Court Told
A California solar panel manufacturer urged a federal district court Tuesday to stay a Chinese technology company's lawsuit over an allegedly unpaid portion of a $21 million contract for assembly line systems, saying Tuesday that a purchase order mandates arbitration over the dispute.