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Trejos Hermanos Sucesores S.A. v. Verizon Communications Inc.
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January 16, 2024
Verizon Can't Hang Up On Costa Rican Firm's Bid For $94M
A New York federal judge is telling Verizon to pay up in its long-running dispute with a Costa Rican printing company, granting the printing company summary judgment and ordering the telecommunications giant to pay a $51 million judgment from 2008 with interest and indexing.
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December 06, 2022
Verizon Wants Out Of $94M Costa Rican Judgment
Verizon says it does not deserve the $94 million Costa Rican court judgment that was laid against it following a soured deal with a family-owned printing business that was supposed to provide the mobile behemoth with phone books.
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November 02, 2021
Verizon Asks NY Court To Weigh In On $93M Costa Rican Fight
Verizon appeared poised on Monday to fight the enforcement of a more than $93 million judgment issued by a Costa Rican court to a century-old, family-run printing business that was forced to shutter after a deal between the companies to print phone books went south.