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FluoroFusion Specialty Chemicals, Inc. et al v. THE CHEMOURS COMPANY FC, LLC et al
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5:24-cv-00716
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- A&O Shearman
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- Maynard Nexsen
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- Wyrick Robbins
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December 03, 2025
Chemours Monopolizing Refrigerant Market, Court Told
DuPont spinoff The Chemours Co. FC LLC is clutching on to monopolistic control of the refrigerant gas market in order to fend off a competitor's emerging gas reclamation business, the competitor's counsel told a North Carolina federal court in a Wednesday hearing.
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May 07, 2025
Chemours Pans 'Perplexing' Patent Claim In Distribution Row
The Chemours Co. FC LLC has ripped a competitor's amended antitrust suit against it and its distributor for adding a "perplexing claim" for a declaratory judgment that the chemical company does not have any patents on a refrigerant, arguing that patents are a matter of public record and that the suit should be tossed.
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March 04, 2025
Chemours Says Competitor Framed Spat As Antitrust Affront
The Chemours Co. FC LLC urged a North Carolina judge to throw out a suit claiming the company and its distributor conspired to monopolize the market for HVAC refrigerants, calling the complaint a "transparent attempt to dress up a private business grievance as an antitrust complaint."