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Sempa Systems GmbH v. Wacker Polysilicon North America, LLC (TV1)
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July 06, 2017
German Co. Can't Duck Arbitration In $4.6M Construction Row
A Tennessee magistrate judge on Thursday ordered a German subcontractor to arbitrate its $4.6 million dispute with the owner of a U.S. polysilicon facility it helped to build, concluding an arbitration clause in the prime contract had been incorporated into the subcontract.
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September 14, 2016
German Subcontractor Seeking $5M Resists Arbitration
A German company that was subcontracted to do design and construction work at a U.S. polysilicon factory told a Tennessee federal judge Tuesday that the factory owner couldn't cite a contract the subcontractor never signed to compel arbitration of its $5 million claim.