Finance CorePower Says It Had Right to Back Out of Deal Over Coronavirus Staff Editor Published: June 16, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email CorePower Yoga Logo (PRNewsFoto/CorePower Yoga) Subscribe Now Log in CorePower Yoga LLC fired back in Delaware court Tuesday at a claims that it wrongly broke off a $23 million buyout of 34 franchise locations shuttered by the coronavirus, saying the yoga studios’ owner assumed the risk of a “disaster” like the pandemic. “Plaintiff’s characterization of the calamitous consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic (as a temporary or inconsequential hiccup) is not only irrelevant but will not withstand scrutiny,” CorePower says in a Chancery Court filing. “Plaintiff’s effort to diminish the severity and prolonged impact of this pandemic should not be well received.” The lawsuit against CorePower, filed in April, is part of a wave of suits asking courts to keep mergers on track as… READ MORE @ Bloomberg LAW CorePower Yoga LLC fired back in Delaware court Tuesday at a claims that it wrongly broke off a $23 million buyout of 34 franchise locations... Membership Required This article is for ATN Pro members only. Subscribe Now Already a member? Log in Already a member? Log in here Tags:CorePower