Image from court documents Niki Lauda's Helmet Will Return to Italy Thanks to This Am Law 100 Firm
"Our strategy was straightforward: we owned the helmet," said Ed Patricoff, who represented Dainese.
October 18, 2024 at 03:58 PM
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Litigation
What You Need to Know
- A 40 year mystery has been solved.
- Dainese received a Bonhams press release about the Lauda Helmet's upcoming auction at the 2024 Miami Grand Prix.
- This week the two companies have reached a settlement. Next Thursday the helmet will go back to Italy and be placed in the DAR - Dainese ARchivio, the Dainese museum in Vicenza, Italy.
After a nearly 40-year mystery, Niki Lauda's helmet was found, and it will be returned to the company that designed it.
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