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Date: 05-16-2023
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Judge: Not Available
Court: Circuit Court, Washington County, Arkansas
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Description: Fayetteville, Arkansas civil litigation lawyers represented Plaintiff, which sued Defendant on a breach of contract theory.
Walmart counterclaimed on a breach of contract theory.
K2, based in Pittsburgh, Calif., had sold cleaning products to Walmart under Walmart's private label. Early in the pandemic, Walmart turned to the company to provide large amounts of hand sanitizer and dispensers for Walmart employees and customers.
K2's complaint alleged that it spent more than $35 million to fulfill its obligations of delivering thousands of custom-designed dispensers and cases of sanitizers, as well as contracting for hundreds of thousands of additional gallons of sanitizer.
Plaintiff claimed that Walmart did not pay for 44,000 of the dispensers and terminated the agreement in August 2020.
Outcome: Plaintiff's verdict for $14.5 million on two separate claims.
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