Atlanta attorney Joe Gleason (left) and Montana attorney Jeff Oven. (Courtesy photos)
A DeKalb County jury determined that Atlanta-based Global Payments Inc., one of the world's largest electronic payment processors, breached its contract with a firm that recruited merchants to use Global services after both companies were named as defendants in a CFPB lawsuit.
September 24, 2019 at 06:17 PM
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A DeKalb County jury has awarded a Montana firm $135 million in a breach-of-contract battle with one of the world’s largest electronic payments processors.
The jury issued the verdict in favor of Frontline Processing Corp. on Monday after a weeklong trial, said Atlanta attorney Joe Gleason. It also rejected Global Payments’ counterclaim, he said.
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