A New Jersey auto body shop owner's pleas that he was sucked into a contract of adhesion by Sherwin-Williams was in need of some polish, a federal judge has ruled in awarding the paint supplier $473,832 in damages.
September 20, 2017 at 01:28 PM
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A New Jersey auto body shop owner’s plea that he was sucked into a contract of adhesion by Sherwin-Williams was in need of some polish, a federal judge has ruled in awarding the paint supplier $473,832 in damages.
U.S. District Judge Brian Martinotti of the District of New Jersey granted summary judgment to the Sherwin-Williams Co. in a case over a $554,000 supply contract with Pinto’s Auto Body Inc.
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