No oral contract is possible under Pennsylvania law where the parties previously expressed in writing the intent to form a written contract but never signed one, a federal judge has ruled. The court dismissed a suit brought by an advertising firm that claims that it was never paid for its marketing plan for a new toy -- which involved striking an endorsement deal with a pop group -- though the manufacturer allegedly took steps to use the plan.
May 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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