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Barclay Damon's attorneys partner with manufacturers in a wide array of industries to provide comprehensive legal support and counsel grounded in a deep understanding of the business goals of our clients.

Overview

Barclay Damon’s attorneys partner with manufacturers in a wide array of industries to provide comprehensive legal support and counsel grounded in a deep understanding of the business goals of our clients. We have generations of experience advising and representing manufacturers on matters involving business formation, operations, acquisitions and dispositions, facility expansion, supply-chain issues, succession planning, regulatory compliance, research and development, and tangible- and intangible-asset protection. Our bench of skilled litigators work hand in glove with our business attorneys to provide focused, efficient representation when disputes with regulators, law-enforcement officials, customers, competitors, and vendors arise.

Our experience in manufacturing-related matters includes:

  • Automotive products and related electronic devices
  • Custom-made industrial parts and components
  • Energy-industry components, including manufacturing related to the oil, gas, hydropower, wind, and solar-energy fields
  • Fluid-power industry components
  • Food and beverage products, including equipment and consumables
  • Gaming and entertainment equipment
  • HVAC equipment
  • Hydraulic presses
  • Lighting
  • Marine-transport and shipping components
  • Medical products and devices, including medical equipment components
Representative Experience
  • Represented a national lighting manufacturer and supplier in connection with the substantive revising of its terms and conditions of sale.

  • Successfully obtained summary judgment dismissal of the action with prejudice. After the client, a distributor of automotive products and solvents, made a prima facie showing of entitlement to summary judgment based on indemnity agreements and pass-through liability theory of defense, the plaintiff failed to demonstrate that the client had any independent liability for which it was not entitled to indemnification from the product manufacturer(s).

  • Represented a client in disability and family status discrimination claims filed by a former employee before the New York State Division of Human Rights, who found no probable cause that the client engaged in or is engaging in discrimination.

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