A federal court on February 13, 2026, granted Amaze Holdings’ motion for summary judgment in its lawsuit against G&I IX Aviation LLC, awarding the company $1,311,986 in liquidated damages. The decision confirms that Amaze’s claims were upheld and that the defendant’s conduct violated the terms of their agreement, entitling Amaze to the specified damages.
The lawsuit stemmed from historical contractual obligations between Amaze Holdings, its subsidiary Amaze Holding Company LLC, and Teespring Inc. and G&I IX Aviation. The court found that the parties had breached the agreement, and the judgment is a direct enforcement of Amaze’s contractual rights rather than a reflection of current business operations.
The $1.31 million award, while modest compared to Amaze’s annual revenue, represents a notable liability for a company that has reported significant operating losses and a high cash burn rate. In Q3 2025, Amaze reported revenue of $2.25 million and substantial net losses, and its 2024 revenue was only $299,065 with a $2.68 million loss. The judgment adds to the company’s financial headwinds and could strain its liquidity, especially as it seeks to become debt‑free by the end of Q1 2026.
Management has stated that the company believes it has meritorious grounds for, and intends to, appeal the decision. It also emphasized that the matter relates to historical contractual obligations and does not involve the company’s current operating initiatives, suggesting that the judgment should not disrupt ongoing business activities.
The announcement was well received by investors, reflecting confidence in Amaze’s ability to enforce its contracts and its commitment to pursuing an appeal. The judgment underscores the company’s legal resilience but also highlights the financial risk associated with legacy liabilities.
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