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C3, Inc. v. Blattman
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May 31, 2018
Energy-Coupon Founder Must Dish On Merger, 1st Circ. Rules
The Massachusetts founder of a company that promotes energy efficiency through utilities coupons cannot dodge deposition questions concerning a merger deal that's given rise to two opposing securities lawsuits seeking a combined $70 million, the First Circuit has decided, reversing a lower judge's ruling in an opinion unsealed Wednesday.
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August 26, 2016
Software Co.'s $20M Suit Claims Merger Misrepresentations
Software company E2.0 LLC was hit by a $20 million lawsuit Thursday in Delaware federal court claiming the company deceived C3 Inc. in the run-up to the companies' merger, lying about energy savings associated with its software, opening sham accounts to report false customer usage levels and talking up a shoddy product.