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"I know the name of this horror movie. It's the auto industry's version of Big Tobacco's The Insider, which depicted whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand played
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their restructurings.
The Globe and Mail
May 1, 2009
Law firms to reap millions
Chrysler Bankruptcy: Auto Overhaul
Jacquie McNish
For the dozens of Canadian and U.S. law firms that are hired to oversee
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cause big legal problems for unwary
Jeffrey Brimer
Have you recently profited by sharing your marketing plan with another business or by allowing your trademarked products to be used by another
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The automakers appear likely to give affected dealers little or no compensation, even though franchise owners typically spend big bucks on showrooms. “This is just another example of Wall Street
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of Canada.
Several cases involving Ford chargebacks have gone through the National Automobile Dealers Arbitration Plan, a joint arbitration program set up by dealers and the auto makers.
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The Ford/CarPoint deal reflects a trend that some dealership franchise owners find disturbing: Big Auto ""gets"" the Internet, and that could cut dealers out of the loop
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of profit, good will, business opportunities and market share.
The Globe and Mail
November 27, 2009
GM dealers launch suit to stay in business
Auto maker faces lawsuit from dealerships seeking
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