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May 28, 2025
NC Paint Co., Ex-Owners Seek Wins Over $15M Project Pullout
A North Carolina paint finishing company accused of abandoning a $15 million contract to put in a powder coating system at a forklift manufacturer's facility asked a federal judge for a pretrial win, arguing that the manufacturer has not shown its entitlement to damages.
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August 22, 2023
NC Biz Owners Rip 'Spaghetti Complaint' In $15M Project Row
A pair of North Carolina businessmen have slammed a complaint against them and a group of companies they are accused of operating for allegedly abandoning a $15 million powder coating system contract with an Ohio forklift maker, saying they "do not and have never owned" the contracted firms.
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May 11, 2023
NC Contractor Jilted Ohio Corp. On $15M Project, Suit Says
A forklift maker has sued a North Carolina paint finishing business for allegedly skipping town on a $15 million contract, saying the owners have seemingly abandoned the equipment manufacturer in order to shirk liability and "start fresh."