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Paprakis v. Skullcandy et al
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June 15, 2017
Skullcandy Shareholders Denied Attys' Fees
A Utah federal court Wednesday denied requests for attorneys' fees from a pair of Skullcandy Inc. shareholders who scrapped their putative class actions over the company's buyout when a larger offer was accepted, finding that the suits didn't cause the increase in price.
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November 08, 2016
Shareholders, Skullcandy Agree To Drop Class Action
A pair of Skullcandy Inc. shareholders who filed putative class action suits against the company and its board members alleging shareholders were getting shortchanged in a merger deal stipulated with the company Monday in Utah federal court to dismiss the suits after new bids drove the offer up more than 10 percent.
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July 20, 2016
Skullcandy Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Incipio Deal
A Skullcandy Inc. investor challenged the personal electronics maker's proposed $177 million buyout by Incipio LLC, saying the deal undervalues the company and benefits Skullcandy brass to the detriment of shareholders, according to a proposed class action filed Tuesday in Utah federal court.