Hasbun v. BrightStar Franchising, LLC, King County Superior Ct. #14-2-23904-1
Nov 18, 2014OUTCOME: Resolved by settlement.
Represented franchisee plaintiff in dispute with franchisor.
Seattle, WA
Litigation Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements, Franchising
OUTCOME: Resolved by settlement.
Represented franchisee plaintiff in dispute with franchisor.
OUTCOME: The matter was fully resolved by settlement.
Represented franchisee bringing claims against franchisor and its regional representatives alleging Franchise Act violations.
OUTCOME: Successfully sought a judgment upholding favorable ruling of the TTAB.
Represented intervenor-defendant in the Plaintiff's appeal to the District Court of decisions by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Trademark Trial and Appeal Board ("TTAB").
OUTCOME: Obtained an order granting my client's motion for a preliminary injunction. The case was then resolved by mutually agreeable settlement.
I represented a car rental franchisor against a franchisee who had signed a contract with a competing car rental firm prior to expiration of its contract with my client and in violation of a covenant n ... ot to compete in its agreement with my client.
OUTCOME: The matter was concluded by a mutually agreeable settlement agreement.
A shareholder's derivative suit in which I represented a shareholder in a closely held Washington corporation.
OUTCOME: Pursuant to rescission, my client was awarded the return of all franchise fees paid, less small offset. The client was also awarded all his attorney's fees.
Represented Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists franchisee seeking rescission based on the franchisor's failure to register and properly disclose the franchise offering pursuant to Washington's Franchise In ... vestment Protection Act. The case was tried to the Court on September 4, 2007. The Court's Findings and Conclusions are reported at CCH BUSINESS FRANCHISE GUIDE ¶13,770.
OUTCOME: Resolved by settlement.
Represented plaintiff franchisee in lawsuit alleging violations of Washington Franchise Investment Protection Act against franchisor and franchise sellers.
OUTCOME: My clients were awarded rescission and a damage award of just less than half a million dollars was ultimately confirmed in the Federal District Court for the Western District of Washington
Represented franchisee group in arbitration against their franchisor, seeking rescission for violations of the Washington Franchise Investment Protection Act's ant-fraud provisions. The case received ... some mention and notice at http://www.bluemaumau.org/northwest_aquifer_franchisees_go_after_halfmillion_award.
OUTCOME: Resolved by settlement.
Represented plaintiff franchisee in suit for violations of Washington Franchise Investment Protection Act.
OUTCOME: My client was awarded rescission, return of moneys paid and his attorneys fees after a trial to the court.
Represented franchisee who had been sold a franchise in violation of Washington's Franchise Investment Protection Act.