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Regina Wingo v. Baumann Property Company, et al.

Date: 01-16-2023

Case Number: 20SL-CC01612

Judge: Kristine A. Kerr

Court: Circuit Court, St. Louis County, Missouri

Plaintiff's Attorney:

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Defendant's Attorney: Stephen J. Moore

Description:

St. Louis, Missouri consumer law lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendant on a conversion theory claiming that it evicted her and took or destroyed all of her personal propert Nov. 13, 2019.

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Plaintiff claimed that Defendants basically converted her property when they evicted her and did not protect her property from loss or destruction in 2019.

Outcome:

A jury of nine women and three men awarded Plaintiff $86,000 in damages, agreeing that under Missouri law, the owner of Baumann Property, Inc. (or its property manager) effectively stole her property. The jury also awarded Plaintiff an additional $85,000 in punitive damages. Under the rules of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, Defendant will also have to pay Plaintiff's attorney fees.

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What was the outcome of Regina Wingo v. Baumann Property Company, et al.?

The outcome was: A jury of nine women and three men awarded Plaintiff $86,000 in damages, agreeing that under Missouri law, the owner of Baumann Property, Inc. (or its property manager) effectively stole her property. The jury also awarded Plaintiff an additional $85,000 in punitive damages. Under the rules of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, Defendant will also have to pay Plaintiff's attorney fees.

Which court heard Regina Wingo v. Baumann Property Company, et al.?

This case was heard in Circuit Court, St. Louis County, Missouri, MO. The presiding judge was Kristine A. Kerr.

Who were the attorneys in Regina Wingo v. Baumann Property Company, et al.?

Plaintiff's attorney: Click Here to Watch How To Find A Lawyer by Kent Morlan Click Here For The Best St. Louis Personal Injury Lawyer Directory If no lawyer is listed, call 918-582-6422 and MoreLaw will help you find a lawyer.. Defendant's attorney: Stephen J. Moore.

When was Regina Wingo v. Baumann Property Company, et al. decided?

This case was decided on January 16, 2023.