Georgia Pacific Paper Towel Litigation Remanded; Patient-Preference Law Creates Hostile Environment; Court Rules on Contingency Fees for Public Claims; Interference Enough for FMLA Claim to Proceed
October 01, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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4th Circuit: Georgia Pacific Paper Towel Litigation Remanded
The 4th Circuit remanded a dispute involving Von Drehle Corp. (VD)’s paper towel that only fits in rival company Georgia Pacific’s (GP) paper towel dispensing machine on Aug. 10 in Georgia Pacific Consumer Products, LP v. Von Drehle Corp.
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