X.Labs, the maker of Feevr, has sued FLIR, the publicly traded thermal imaging developer, alleging, in the complaint, that "FLIR was guilty of fraud, oppression and/or malice toward X.Labs."
FLIR "was X.Labs’ supplier for one of the [Feevr] system’s key components" - the FLIR ONE Pro. Now, X.Labs is seeking damages "of no less than $1 million".
In this note, we overview the complaint and key issues involved.
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California's anti-SLAPP law is one of my favorite law names.
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California's anti-SLAPP law is one of my favorite law names.
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