Tesla signed an agreement with Apple as being the only supplier to Apple at a fixed hedged cost for 5 years for their lithium batteries. Apple wants to make 30% of its battery supply through Tesla lithium, and 70% of its lithium supply from its own recently acquired Turkish lithium mine. Tesla is suing Apple for breach of contract for not being the exclusive supply, and Apple is combating defending with the contract as a purchase supply agreement and not the exclusive supply use agreement.
APPLE V. TESLA
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Budget Spent
Total Budget: $110,000.00
CASE DESCRIPTION
Urgent Request to Client
Please select the preferred trial date offered by the appeal court: January 11, 2022, or March 5th, 2022.CASE PROGRESS NOTES
File Complaint/Pleading
The complaint was issued to Apple on November 1st, 2021 at their head location in Seattle Washington. It was received by their legal team.
Discovery
We’ve gathered all of our case points, presented them to Tesla. Tesla is pleased with our case and we are prepared for trial.
Trial
During the Trial, Steve Job’s daughter burst into the court room and demanded that she get her shares liquidated before the trail continues.
Verdict
The jury is in our favor, but we have to give each one a Tesla Model S.
Appeal
The defendant appealed the ruling, awaiting trial date for appeal court.
DASH BOARD
Responsible Attorney
Busra Cundioglu
Index/Case Number
Index #: 365161/2020
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