A federal judge in Miami rejects a motion by Caterpillar to move a $50 million case to Brazil, calling it a "last-ditch effort" by the company. A Brazilian power plant operator claims faulty Caterpillar generators exploded.
August 11, 2015 at 02:15 PM
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A federal judge in Miami has refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a Brazilian power plant operator claiming generators made by Caterpillar Inc. exploded at a cost of $50 million.
Caterpillar claimed Companhia Energetica Potiguar S.A.’s lawsuit should be dismissed on forum non conveniens grounds since the generators in question—as well as many of the witnesses—are located in Brazil.
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