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BrandFX Relocates Headquarters to a Larger Facility

Fort Worth, Texas (August 2010) – BrandFX Body Company (BFX), the worlds largest producer of composite utility and service bodies, now has more than one million square feet in manufacturing capacity and 150 acres of secured yard storage. BFX recently relocated their Corporate Headquarters and manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas to a 211,000 square foot facility on 52 acres. The new location is only a few blocks north on I-35 from the previous location; phone numbers, and fax numbers remain the same.

BrandFX Prevails Again in Astoria Lawsuit

Fort Worth, Texas (May 14, 2010) - Today, in the continuing legal saga arising from Astoria's wrongful and unethical business practices, the trial court ordered Astoria to increase its bond by over $200,000.The increased amount covers an additional $100,000 in legal fees awarded to Brand FX for prevailing on the appeal and another $100,000-plus interest. Astoria asked for 21 days to come up with extra money. All told, Astoria now owes Brand FX nearly $2.5 million as a result of its wrongful and unethical business practices. Lee Finley, principal of Brand FX said, "Today's ruling is further evidence that Astoria's multiple attempts to quash the voice of the jury are futile." Hugh Connor, attorney for Brand FX, said, "While we have prevailed at every stage in this litigation, I fully expect Astoria to continue to fight the decision of the Court and, ultimately, be forced to pay Brand FX additional legal fees and interest."

Texas Court of Appeals Confirms BrandFX Body Company's $2.1 Million Dollar Judgment against Astoria Industries of Iowa

Texas Court of Appeals Confirms BrandFX Body Company's $2.1 Million Dollar Judgment against Astoria Industries of Iowa

Fort Worth, Texas (April 9, 2010) The Court of Appeals from the second District of Texas has confirmed the $2.1 million dollar judgment in favor of BrandFX Body Company over Astoria Industries of Iowa. The court confirmed Astoria was libel for damages from trade dress infringement, common law misappropriation, and false advertising. Astoria was also ordered to pay all legal costs associated with their appeal.