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Billionaire collector William Koch, after waging a $17 million legal battle over 24 bottles of counterfeit Bordeaux, was awarded $12 million in punitive damages by jurors, some of whom shook his hand after court.
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Billionaire William Koch won a fraud lawsuit in which he claimed a consigner sold him 24 counterfeit bottles of wine from France’s Bordeaux region and may get punitive damages as the jury resumes deliberations.
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William Koch lost a bid to dismiss a lawsuit by a former Oxbow Carbon & Minerals LLC executive alleging the billionaire held him captive at his Colorado ranch.
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When most people get a bad bottle of wine, they send it back. When billionaire collector William Koch concluded the vintage wines he bought at auction were counterfeit, he made a federal case out of it.
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Billionaire wine collector William Koch told jurors in Manhattan federal court that he was promised the “best of the best” of rare French vintages from a 2005 auction and instead wound up with fakes.
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Inventors who want to emigrate from their native countries put the U.S. as their top destination, according to economists at the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva.
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A former employee of William Koch can refile a lawsuit alleging the billionaire energy-company executive held him captive at a Colorado ranch, ruled a judge, who said it’s “not a case that’s just going to go away.”
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A federal jury in New York was sent back for further deliberations to decide on damages to award billionaire wine collector William Koch in his lawsuit over counterfeit wines.
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Macy’s Inc. will ask a judge to expand the scope of his order blocking J.C. Penney Co. from selling goods designed by Martha Stewart’s company in certain categories even if they don’t carry her name or trademark.
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