Bibens v. Colby, et al.
Apr 25, 2013OUTCOME: Final Judgment: $4,667,586.00
Sale of unregistered securities. Final judgment obtained in favor of client.
Osprey, FL
Estate planning Lawyer at Osprey, FL
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Final Judgment: $4,667,586.00
Sale of unregistered securities. Final judgment obtained in favor of client.
OUTCOME: Drafted brief and argued before 2nd DCA that upheld my trial court result. Trial Court ruling correctly held for my client.
Appellant Hawk argued trial court judge had erred in ruling in my client's favor regarding cyber stalking. I successfully represented the Appellee at the trial level and also before the Second Distric ... t Court of Appeal, State of Florida.
OUTCOME: Drafted brief and successfully argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit in San Francisco. It upheld our trial result in Fed Ct in Las Vegas for Hawleys against Hyundai Motor America.
Consolidated Case Nos. 02-16312 & 02-17512: and CV-S-99-00196-RLH before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which we argued in San Francisco, California. Hyundai Motor America, ... Inc. ("HMA") Appellant and Cross Appellee sued my clients, Dan and David Hawley in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. I, with local counsel, represented Dan and David Hawley against Hyundia's allegations several causes of action including most prominently violation of Federal civil RICO and Nevada civil RICO statutes, breach of contract, fraud, alter ego, piercing corporate veil, breach of contract, and breach of oral contract. I worked with local counsel and we were successful at trial against all allegations raised and winning on a directed verdict. Hyundai appealed contending the trial court erred in not finding violation of RICO charges and dismissing the action. I represented Dan and David Hawley for the appeal. I opposed Hyundai's allegations that the trial court erred in the directed verdict. I also represented them on the cross appeal. Oral argument was held in San Francisco. I was successful in arguing the U.S. District Court's directed verdict was completely correct and appropriate given Hyundai's case against my clients.
OUTCOME: Prevailed on Motion for Summary Judgment
The case was brought by the Jean CreekCreek, ousted after 18 years as chapter president, ousted as President of the Anne Arundel County NAACP against the national headquarters the NAACP, which is based ... in Baltimore Maryland. I was lead counsel for the national headquarters of the NAACP. I filed a Motion for Summary Judgment and argued that the Court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, because the NAACP was a private entity and, under Maryland law, the Court lacked jurisdiction over such an entity formed in another state. Judge Lerner agreed and GRANTED the Motion for Summary Judgment. Court Case Number: 1995C22407. Link to Baltimore Sun article http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1996-06-19/news/1996171121_1_membership-naacp-officials-lerner.