Sentences with phrase «suit against the retailer»

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Five million retailers, including the likes of Payless ShoeSource, the National Association of Convenience Stores, and the National Restaurant Association, filed an antitrust litigation suit against Visa, MasterCard and 13 major credit card issuers.

Also, stay judicial proceedings against such consumers when an infringement suit has also been brought against a vendor, retailer, or manufacturer.

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Dealers in Massachusetts and New York have already filed suit against Tesla, saying that Tesla's retail setup, which uses corporate owned «galleries» that show off cars and allow people to place deposits via the internet, violates existing automotive franchise laws.

, does a very good job of laying out the background of the Department of Justice antitrust suit against Apple and the Bix 6 publishers and the possible implications for consumers, publishers, and behemoth retailer - cum - publisher Amazon, if the DoJ wins.

With cases involving large retail store chains, there can be several corporations set up to run different aspects of the business, making it quite difficult to determine who to file suit against.

Like Niro, Grossman has had a string of victories representing plaintiffs in patent and trademark suits, most recently in November when he won a $ 21 million verdict against Sears, Roebuck and Co. after a jury found that the retail giant misappropriated the trade secrets of a Wisconsin carpenter and the family business he started in his basement three decades ago.

For example, a retailer might have injuries in the nature of breach of warranty liability in suits brought against retail sellers by injured consumers under the Uniform Commercial Code that the retail sellers would be seeking indemnification of from the California based wholesale distributor.

A US retailer has dropped a suit against Google which challenged the trade mark policy of its keyword advertising system, AdWords.