Seattle, WA
Securities and investment fraud Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Business, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: $21 Million Verdict
Represented 23 Plaintiffs. An 8-day trial against American Life, Inc., the nation's largest EB-5 developers, on behalf of 23 minority shareholders - a trial of first impression in Washington. In conjun ... ction with co-counsel, Jeff took the case to verdict, winning a $21 million for his clients.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed in favor of Jeff's Client
Represented Defendant. After a 4-day trial the court dismissed all claims against Jeff's client, a renowned cybersecurity expert and owner of an international cybersecurity training business.
OUTCOME: $600,000 Verdict
A 3-day trial where Jeff successfully represented one of the estate beneficiaries, securing a $600,000 verdict for his client.
OUTCOME: Court brought child back to WA and awarded full custody to Jeff's client
A complex inter-state child custody matter, where the mother absconded with the parties' child to CA. At a hearing before WA and CA judges, Jeff successfully argued WA's jurisdiction under the UCCJEA, ... forcing mother to return the child to WA. Months later, Jeff represented Petitioner in a 4-day trial. The court granted Jeff's client full custody.
OUTCOME: Successful settlement before trial
Represented Plaintiff. An online defamation matter damaging Plaintiff's business reputation. Jeff successfully settled the case pre-trial.
OUTCOME: Court agreed with Jeff's argument, dismissed WA Petition for Divorce, and ordered parties to litigate in China.
Represented Respondent. A complex, high-net-worth international divorce. Jeff successfully argued improper venue and jurisdiction under the UCCJEA. In an unprecedented ruling, the Superior Court Judge ... agreed with Jeff's argument, dismissing the divorce lawsuit and ordering the parties to file their divorce in China, a more appropriate forum than King County, Washington.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
A 2-day trial where Jeff's client was charged with violating a protective order. Jeff's defense was a case of mistaken identity. The jury found Jeff's client not guilty on all charges.
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