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Jiaxing Super Lighting Electric Appliance Co., LTD. et al v. Lunera Lighting, Inc.
Case Number:
3:18-cv-05091
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June 13, 2019
Chinese Lighting Co. Gets Court's Blessing On $14.5M Award
A California federal judge has confirmed a Chinese lighting manufacturer's roughly $14.5 million arbitral victory in a dispute with an American distributor over unpaid invoices after the latter company failed to object.
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May 16, 2019
Chinese Lighting Co. Wants $14.5M Award Confirmed
A Chinese lighting company asked a California federal court Wednesday to confirm a nearly $14.5 million award against an American lighting distributor stemming from a dispute over unpaid invoices, saying there's no reason to vacate the arbitrator's findings.
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March 14, 2019
Chinese Lighting Co. Wins Bid To Enforce $9.9M Award
A California federal court has confirmed an arbitrator's decision allowing a Chinese lighting company to secure $9.9 million worth of assets owned by an American lighting distributor, ensuring the assets are maintained for any future judgment in the dispute over millions in unpaid invoices.
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February 21, 2019
Chinese Lighting Co. Seeks To Enforce $9.9M Arbiter's Award
A Chinese lighting company asked a California federal court to confirm an arbitrator's decision allowing it to secure $9.9 million worth of property owned by an American lighting distributor to collect on unpaid invoices, saying a court order would allow it to execute the award.