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Double Nickle, LLC v. STI International, Inc.
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3:16-cv-00181
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March 24, 2016
Gunmaker Wants Designer's Suit Paused, Moved Or Tossed
A Texas firearms manufacturer asked an Illinois federal judge Wednesday to pause or transfer a lawsuit claiming it breached a contract with a company that designed handguns for the U.S. Army, saying contract claims should be considered by a Texas court in which the manufacturer previously sued the designing company.
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March 02, 2016
Gunmaker Says Contract Breach Claims Are Phony
A handgun designer that issued STI International Inc. a license to manufacture guns and later missed a deadline to submit firearm prototypes to the U.S. Army contrived contract breach allegations to get out of their deal, the gunmaker argued Tuesday.
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February 19, 2016
Licensee Misfired On Army Gun Manufacture, IP Holder Says
An Illinois company that designed handguns for the U.S. Army has sued a licensee and won a state court restraining order barring manufacture of the weapons after it claimed the manufacturer failed to turn over prototypes for inspection, according to a removal notice in Illinois federal court Thursday.