Between suppliers and manufacturers, planning for the termination of a supply agreement during its negotiation may seem counterintuitive, awkward, or perhaps insignificant. Termination discussions often take a back seat in the conference room where the negotiating energy is spent primarily on price, quality, and delivery terms. As one court observed, termination is typically “of little interest or concern to the parties” so long as they
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Matthew C. Brown
Matthew is a Partner in Wiggin and Dana’s Litigation Department and Co-chair of the firm’s Manufacturing Industry Practice Group. He has extensive experience resolving manufacturing and supplier disputes through mediation, arbitration, and where necessary, trial.
Matthew has represented manufacturing clients in the aerospace, industrial, maritime, heavy chemicals, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. He has tried to verdict multimillion-dollar jury and courtside manufacturing claims. Among his successes, Matthew has secured injunctive relief before an arbitration panel of retired Court of Appeals Judges from the Second and Third Circuits and a Delaware Supreme Court Justice.