Minnesota Business Litigation News & Developments
1 Feb 2010
Covered here and here previously, the battle of the bikes settled today. The Star Tribune article did not set out all of the terms of the settlement, which are likely confidential but part of the settlement was a $100,000 contribution to 1in6.org, a charity that LeMond apparently favors.
The case was hotly litigated for nearly two years. (The “contribution” to litigation counsel likely dwarfed that paid to the charity…)
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