Memphis, TN
Litigation Lawyer at Memphis, TN
Practice Areas: Litigation, Medical Malpractice ... +3 more
OUTCOME:
Obtained substantial judgment in bench trial against owner of local nightclub who refused to honor construction suppliers’ contract and delivery of goods and materials to owner used in construction of ... facility. Successfully defeated defense claims to escape liability based on jurisdictional and venue arguments involving the political and geographical boundaries of Shelby County and the State of Tennessee.
OUTCOME:
Obtained complete dismissal based upon the statute of repose of claim of negligent construction and breach of contract brought against the general contractor and architect of work performed on local hi ... gh school and involving claims of damages due to mold.
OUTCOME:
Obtained substantial payment from liability insurance carrier on behalf of property and business owner for claim against contractor for defective construction work that resulted in the complete failure ... of a wall on structure in downtown Brownsville, Tennessee. Representation in this matter involved comprehensive analysis of expert opinions of engineers and others regarding the appropriate loads and stresses of building’s walls and supports.
OUTCOME:
Intimately involved in the resolution of multi-million dollar dispute brought by ERISA fiduciary against third party administrator of ERISA health welfare and benefit plan regarding claims of improper ... payment of health benefits and improper charging of claims processing fees. This matter involved specific and detailed analysis of comprehensive third party administrator contract and fee arrangement as well as in-depth study and argument involving ERISA’s fiduciary duties and legal responsibilities.
OUTCOME:
Successfully resolved class action civil rights claim brought under 42 U.S.C. section 1983 against municipal hospital for allegedly denying patients federally mandated rights under Medicare and Medicai ... d. Successfully obtained dismissal of all state law claims on motion to dismiss under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6).
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