Legal disputes rage on in amphibious boat sector
US billionaire goes from friend to foe for Auckland tech company.
An example of the Orion Marine amphibious technology installed on a vessel.
Tim Hunter
Tue, 06 Sep 2022
Years after the Supreme Court drew a line under a dispute between Sealegs and a competitor, an American investor described as richer than Donald Trump is keeping the fires of litigation burning in the amphibious boat sector.
Massachusetts-based Jack Baker, who had supported amphibious systems maker
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 06 Sep 2022
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