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Raytheon Company v. Ahtna Support and Training Services, LLC et al
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3:21-cv-00239
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November 14, 2022
Battery Box Maker Wants Third-Party Fire Suit Tossed
An Alaska Native company can't skirt liability in a battery fire that cost defense contractor Raytheon Co. $2.7 million, lithium-ion battery box maker Saft America Inc. told a Kentucky federal judge last week.
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July 27, 2022
Alaskan Native Co. Shifts Blame For Raytheon Suit Over Fire
An Alaskan Native company has hit a lithium-ion battery box maker and a fire protection company with a third-party complaint in Kentucky federal court, seeking to escape liability for $2.7 million of fire damage in a suit brought by defense contractor Raytheon.
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March 24, 2022
Judge Won't Toss Raytheon's Suit Over $2.7M Fine
A Kentucky federal judge has declined to dismiss Raytheon Co.'s suit against an Alaskan Native corporation over claims that its field engineers allegedly caused a lithium-ion battery fire that cost the defense contractor $2.7 million and tarnished its reputation with the federal government.
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April 15, 2021
Raytheon Sues Alaska Native Org. Over $2.7M Fire
Defense contractor Raytheon Co. sued an Alaskan Native corporation in Kentucky federal court, saying the company's field engineers negligently caused a lithium-ion battery fire that cost the contractor $2.7 million and tarnished its reputation with the federal government.