Seattle, WA
Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Business ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Settled for policy limits
Defendant catastrophically injured Robert Verrinder, cyclist, in October 2007 when her vehicle hit him at poorly-designed intersection. Investigated claims against municipal defendants and engineers f ... or defective intersection design, but claims barred by statute of repose. Settled for policy limits on insurance policies and negotiated reduction of medical liens.
OUTCOME: Settled before trial for $55,000
Business fraud and conversion case; Plaintiff alleged Defendant stole $75,000 in funds Plaintiff contributed to business enterprise
OUTCOME: Substantial settlement recovered.
Plaintiff filed suit alleging officer falsely appropriated valuable corporate opportunity (development of destination golf resort).
OUTCOME: Final resolution pending.
Business dispute regarding breach of mediation agreement, both sides alleged damages approaching $1M.
OUTCOME: Successfully negotiated profitable buyout
Negotiated buyout of principal's position in development venture
OUTCOME: Settled before trial
Elderly client fell on public transit train, with resulting fracture
OUTCOME: Trial pending
Plaintiff alleges County roadmaster swore false affidavit on platt of project on which he was contractor, imposed costly regulations that did not exist, causing damage to reputation and loss of million ... s in future business.
OUTCOME: Pre-trial motions and trial pending
Plaintiff (developer) sued county alleging roadmaster swore affidavit and attached to plat of property, false stating that property had not been inspected. Plaintiff alleges this prevented sales of lo ... ts and cost its entire investment and potential profit of over $4 million combined.
OUTCOME: Arbitration ruling for client dismissing case.
Client's former attorney, suspended from practice, sued client for unpaid legal fees. Successfully argued that statute of limitations had lapsed, and when Plaintiff argued claim was equitable instead, ... successfully defeated claim on basis that it was barred by laches (former lawyer had taken too long to file suit, causing substantial prejudice to client).
OUTCOME: Arbitration ruling for client dismissing case.
Client's former attorney, suspended from practice, sued client for unpaid legal fees. Successfully argued that statute of limitations had lapsed, and when Plaintiff argued claim was equitable instead, ... successfully defeated claim on basis that it was barred by laches (former lawyer had taken too long to file suit, causing substantial prejudice to client).
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