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Company · Industrial Machinery & Equipment

Flowserve Corporation

Federal civil lawsuits naming Flowserve Corporation, a Industrial Machinery & Equipment company.

Public CompanyIndustrial Machinery & Equipment
Ticker
NYSE: FLS
Business
Pumps & Pumping Equipment
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Incorporated in
New York
SEC CIK
30625

Flowserve Corporation is a public company in Pumps & Pumping Equipment, based in Irving, TX (traded on NYSE as FLS, incorporated in New York). It appears in 73 federal civil lawsuits in this index, most often as a defendant (57 of 73). These cases are most often Contract and Civil Rights matters, filed between 1999 and 2025, most frequently in District Court, N.D. Texas. The most common causes of action are Securities, Employment, and Breach of Contract. Frequent opposing parties include Ruhrpumpen, Inc, Pro-Seal Inc, and Veolia Energy Philadelphia, Inc.

73
Lawsuits
57
As Defendant
16
As Plaintiff
0
Open
73
Terminated
1999–2025
Span
8 mo
Median Duration
2.7 cases/yrNamed as defendant in 78% of casesRecent filings down

Cases by State

AL — 0 casesAZ — 0 casesAR — 1 casesCA — 7 casesCO — 0 casesCT — 1 casesDE — 1 casesDC — 2 casesFL — 1 casesGA — 0 casesID — 0 casesIL — 3 casesIN — 0 casesIA — 0 casesKS — 0 casesKY — 1 casesLA — 0 casesME — 0 casesMD — 2 casesMA — 1 casesMI — 0 casesMN — 0 casesMS — 0 casesMO — 0 casesMT — 0 casesNE — 0 casesNV — 0 casesNH — 0 casesNJ — 2 casesNM — 0 casesNY — 2 casesNC — 1 casesND — 0 casesOH — 1 casesOK — 2 casesOR — 0 casesPA — 8 casesRI — 0 casesSC — 0 casesSD — 0 casesTN — 4 casesTX — 26 casesUT — 1 casesVT — 0 casesVA — 2 casesWA — 1 casesWV — 0 casesWI — 0 casesWY — 1 cases
AK · 1PR · 1

Open Cases Over Time

1999peak 6 open2025

Case Types Over Time

19992025
ContractCivil RightsLaborSecurities / CommoditiesProduct Liability

Filings by Year

19992025

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Contract21
Civil Rights15
Labor9
Securities / Commodities7
Product Liability5
Patent4

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Frequent Opposing Parties

Filtered Labor Clear

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