A long-running commercial dispute between Canadian mass timber producer Structurlam Mass Timber Corporation and US retail giant Walmart has resurfaced following a recent court ruling, nearly three years after the collapse of their project partnership. Walmart is seeking $80 million in damages, alleging that Structurlam supplied defective and non-conforming products linked to the construction of its new headquarters campus in Arkansas. The case, which spans the United States and Canada, continues despite Structurlam’s bankruptcy restructuring and subsequent acquisition. Breakdown of the Arkansas headquarters project The dispute is closely tied to Walmart’s new headquarters ...
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