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Baliga v. Link Motion Inc. et al
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October 29, 2025
Link Motion Chair Can't Get Investor's Final Claim Clipped
A New York federal judge agreed Wednesday to cut certain fraud claims by a Link Motion investor against the chair of the China-based software company, while allowing others to proceed over the chair's objections.
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June 11, 2025
Link Motion Investor's Suit Should Be Trimmed, Judge Says
A New York federal judge should trim some but not all common law fraud claims from an investor's lawsuit against China-based software company Link Motion Inc. over allegations its chairman fleeced the company, a magistrate judge has recommended.
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July 19, 2023
Receiver Must Answer Claims About Plaintiff Atty Payments
A court-appointed receiver for automotive software company Link Motion Inc. has been ordered by a federal judge in Manhattan to address claims that its agent in China made payments to the Greenberg Traurig LLP legal team that's representing an investor whose fraud suit put the company in receivership in the first place.
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June 22, 2023
Link Motion Investor's Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
A Manhattan federal magistrate judge has recommended that an investor's fraud suit against the automotive software company Link Motion Inc. be dismissed, but that the investor be given "one final opportunity" to amend the complaint.
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October 07, 2022
Board Vote Violated Court Order In DLA Piper Suit, Judge Says
A Chinese smart car technology company's board violated court orders by voting to assume claims in a $180 million malpractice suit brought by an investor in the company against DLA Piper, a New York federal judge said on Friday while finding the move to be premature and telling the board not to take similar actions.
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December 20, 2021
DLA Piper Hit With $180M Malpractice Suit From Investor
DLA Piper committed malpractice when it failed to recognize that the plaintiff in a suit against its client Link Motion, a Chinese firm focused on smart car technology, did not have standing to sue, a Link Motion investor said in a $180 million New York federal court derivative complaint Monday.