Raydiant Technology, LLC v. Fly-N-Hog Media Group, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtDaniel E. Scott, J.
Fly-N-Hog, an Arkansas company, licensed software and equipment to Raydi-ant, a Missouri company. After significant product difficulties, Raydiant filed suit in Missouri, alleging that Fly-N-Hog fraudulently induced Raydiant to enter the contract. Fly-N-Hog successfully moved to dismiss, citing the parties’ contractual agreement to litigate disputes in Arkansas. Raydiant appeals. We affirm.
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