Delaware Supreme Court.
The Delaware Supreme Court has vacated a nearly $17 million judgment against a company accused of trying to avoid a contract with a marketing firm it had retained to market metal cards to high-end customers. The panel in vacating the judgment said it was doing so ”reluctantly.”
A three-judge panel of the high court said Wednesday that CompoSecure, a Delaware limited liability company that markets its products to JPMorgan Chase & Co. and other firms in the credit card industry, would have another chance to argue that its contract with CardUX was void and unenforceable under New Jersey law.
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