Portland, Maine civil litigation personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants
alleging breach of fiduciary duty under the Maine Uniform Power of Attorney Act (the “MUPAâ€) (Count I), excessive compensation under the MUPA (Count II), breach of common law fiduciary duty to render an account (Count III), breach of duty of loyalty through expenditures to benefit Ol
Dominic Iafrate, et al. v. Warner Norcross & Judd, L.L.P.
Detroit, Michigan personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiffs who sued Defendant on a legal malpractice theory.
This is a legal malpractice case in which Plaintiffs Angelo Iafrate, Jr., as Personal Representative of the Estate of Angelo Iafrate, Sr., Dominic Iafrate, and Angelo Iafrate, Sr. as Trustee of the John Iafrate Irrevocable Trust,[1] complain that Defendant Warner, Norcross &
Eric Thornton v. Dutch Naturals Processing, LLC and Shawn Ridley
This lawsuit involves a dispute over the sale of hemp.[2] On November 22, 2019, Plaintiff Eric Thornton and Defendant Dutch Naturals Processing, LLC (“DNPâ€) signed a Bill of Sale for the purchase and sale of fifty-percent of hemp biomass (“the hempâ€). A copy of the Bill of Sale is provided below:
Jon Christian Amberson v. James Argyle McAllen, et al.
San Antonio, Texas Civil Litigation lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants on fraud theories.
In 2020, Appellee James McAllen won a multi-million-dollar arbitration award (the “Awardâ€) against his former attorney and son-in-law, Jon Amberson. Amberson soon filed for bankruptcy and sought to discharge the amounts awarded against him. McAllen objected under 11 U.S.C.
Francis Paul Quinn, Jr. et aux. v. City of New York, New York City Department of Transportation
New York, New York personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiffs who sued Defendants on governmental tort claims negligence theories.
Plaintiffs-Appellants Francis and Lori Quinn sued the City of New York and the New York City Department of Transportation (collectively, the City) for injuries related to a trip-and-fall accident.
Derek Christopherson, et al. v. State Farm Bank, FSB, et al.
Springfield, Missouri consumer credit lawyer represented Plaintiffs who sued defendants on fraud theories.
Plaintiffs asserted seven claims against the Defendants: Count I - Violation of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act; Count II - Fraudulent Misrepresentation; Count III - Negligent Misrepresentation; Count IV - Equitable Recission and Cancellation; Count V - Breach of Contract; C
A criminal defendant who successfully overturns his conviction based on ineffective assistance of counsel may bring a legal malpractice action against his former attorney. Can he then use that successful action to stop his former attorney from claiming he did not breach any duties in the subsequent malpractice action? That question turns on application of the doctrine of issue preclusion, whi
Thomas Cole v. Foxmar, Inc. d/b/a Education and Training Resources
Burlington, Vermont employment law lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant claiming wrongful "retaliation in violation of the Vermont Occupational Safety and Health Act ('VOSHA'), 21 V.S.A. §§ 201-32, and retaliation in violation of the Vermont Earned Sick Time Act ('VESTA'), 21 V.S.A. §§ 481-87,..." Cole v. Foxmar, Inc. (D. Vt. 2022).
Camden, New Jersey intellectual property lawyers represented Plaintiff and Defendant in a trademark infringement dispute.
Primepoint is a New Jersey company with its principal place of business in Bordentown, New Jersey. Primepoint provides payroll processing and payroll tax services using the "Primepoint" trademark (hereinafter the "Primepoint mark"). Primepoint was founded in 2000
On September 2, 1990, Brian Watkins, a tourist from Utah, was stabbed to death on a New York City subway platform. In the immediate aftermath of the attack, officers from both the New York Police Department (“NYPDâ€) and Transit Police Department (“Transit PDâ€) interviewed and arrested a host of witnesses and suspects. Several suspects were prosecuted, convicted, and sentenc
John B. Stevenson v. Shelton Coleman and Diamond X Properties, LLC
Austin, Texas – Real Estate lawyer represented Appellant appealing the dismissal his claims.
We review a trial court’s ruling on a Rule 91a motion de novo because the availability of a
remedy under the facts alleged is a legal question. Id. (citing City of Dallas v. Sanchez,
494 S.W.3d 722, 724 (Tex
CL III Funding Holding Company, LLC v. Steelhead Midstream Partners, LLC; Strategic Energy Income Fund III, LP; Eagleridge Energy II, LLC; and Eagleridge Midstream, LLC
Fort Worth, Texas – Real Estate lawyer represented Appellant with a fractured and contentious†relationship between two pipeline co-owners.
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This case centers on the “[h]ighly fractured and contentious†relationship
between two pipeline co-owners—Appellant CL III Funding Holding Compa
Stedfast Baptist Church v. Fellowship of the Sword, Inc.
Fort Worth, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented Appellant with Seeking declaratory relief construing the default provisions of a commercial lease.
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A. The Lease
In July of 2020, Stedfast, through its president and pastor Jonathan Shelley,
executed a 63-month commercial lease with Fellowship, as on
Taylor Morrison of Texas, Inc. and Taylor Woodrow Communities-League City. Ltd. v. Rodney Goff
Houston, Texas – Real Estate lawyer represented Appellee with alleging defective construction of his home.
In December 2014, Rodney Goff signed a purchase agreement for the
purchase of a new home to be constructed by Taylor Woodrow in the Mar Bella
subdivision of League City. The construction of the hom
Houston, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented plaintiff seeking to enforce easement rights against Defendants.
Ross Dress for Less, Inc. chose Waller County as the location for its new
distribution center. In August 2018, it entered into a purchase sale agreement with
ML Dev LP to purchase 250 ac
Dallas, Texas – Criminal Defense lawyer represented defendant with a felony offense of murder charge.
On February 13, 2022, officers from the Jersey Village Police Department
were dispatched to an apartment complex related to a shooting. When they arrived,
the officers found the deceased body of an adu
Levinson Smith & Huffman, P.C., et al. v. Trevor Henson, et al.
Tulsa, Oklahoma civil litigation lawyers represented Plaintiffs who sued Defendants on fraud, misrepresentation, breach of fiduciary duty, constructive fraud, constructive trust, alter ego liability, unjust enrichment, equitable accounting, and conversion of personal property theories.
Plaintiff, Levinson, Smith and Huffman, PC ("LSH"), is a law firm. Defendants Trevor Henson and Carter B
City of San Antonio by and through The San Antonio Water System v. Campbellton Road, LTD
San Antonio, Texas – Breach of Contract lawyer represented Appellant with defending a breach of contract claim.
On July 29, 2020, Appellee Campbellton Road Ltd. (“Campbelltonâ€) brought a breach of contract and declaratory judgment action against SAWS. SAWS is a water, wastewater, and water re-use agen
Juan Ramon Atilano, Annette Pricilla Diaz, Erika Nicole Romero as Next Friend of Marissa Danielle Atilano and Julian Andrew Atilano, and as Represenative of the Estate of Juan Daniel Atilano, Deceased v. Tom Green County, Texas
Austin, Texas – Civil rights lawyer represented plaintiff claiming his constitutional rights were violated.
“Whether a court has subject matter jurisdiction is a question of law.†Texas
Dep’t of Parks & Wildlife v. Miranda, 133 S.W.3d 217, 226 (Tex. 2004). A plea to the
jurisdiction
5th and West Owner, L.P., and Joshua Needham v. Daryn Wasek and Donald Wasek
Austin, Texas – Real Estate lawyer represented Appellees with a fraud and negligent misrepresentation claim.
5th and West is the developer of a residential condominium building in downtown Austin. In December of 2017, the Waseks signed a contract to purchase a unit in the building, which was then in the early st
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth v. Stephen Featherly
Fort Worth, Texas Personal Injury lawyer represented Defendant challenging hospital’s lien.
In this case, a hospital filed a statutory lien against an emergency room patient’s
personal injury cause of action, and the patient brought this declaratory judgment action
to challenge the validity of the hospita
Boston, Massachusetts civil litigation lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a Title IX violation theory.
A writer is free to assume a nom
de plume. That is why Mark Twain and Bob Dylan are better known
than Samuel Clemens and Robert Zimmerman. But, as a rule,
litigants in federal court must publicly reveal their true names.
In this appeal, we tackle a questi
State Mut. Life Assurance Company v. Tony F. Hampton, Jr., et al.
¶1 Interlocutory certiorari was granted by this Court to review a certified order from the District Court of Tulsa County. Following a pre-trial hearing, the trial court made the following findings and conclusions, which were certified to this Court:
"1. The defendant Sawart Hampton's acquittal [on charges of first-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter] does not automatically ent