Oral contract found enforceable; court denies class certification; business owners liable for tax penalties; analogous art test can apply to different “fields of endeavor”.
June 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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4th Circuit: Oral Contract Found Enforceable
On April 11, the 4th Circuit declined to flip a lower court ruling ordering A&E Television Networks to pay $4 million to the real estate investor who developed the one-time hit series “Flip This House” in Trademark Properties Incorporated v. A&E Television Networks.
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