PlayNation Play Sys., Inc. v. Velex Corp., No. 20-12978, (11th Cir. June 1, 2021).
Jun 01, 2021OUTCOME: Judgment affirmed in favor of firm's client.
Atlanta, GA
Litigation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Appeals ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Judgment affirmed in favor of firm's client.
OUTCOME: In a case acknowled by the court to be "very, very rare," judgment against firm's client was reversed. Trial was handled by different attorney.
OUTCOME: Contempt-of-court judgment and sanctions against opposing parties affirmed.
OUTCOME: Trademark-infringement decision in favor of firm's client affirmed.
OUTCOME: Firm's client, a seller of tortillas filed suit against buyer seeking to collect resolution fee set forth in the parties' contract. U.S. District Court granted judgment in favor of firm's client. Buer appealed. Judgment affirmed.
OUTCOME: On remand from the Georgia Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals rejected all substantive arguments that the junk faxer raised to try to overturn the trial court’s $459 million judgment.
Those that were sent unsolicited fax advertisements or junk faxes brought class action against the advertiser for violating the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The trial court found that the ... advertiser sent 306,000 illegal junk faxes and entered a judgment for the class for $459 million.
OUTCOME: Georgia Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals and reinstated the $459 million trial verdict
Those that were sent unsolicited fax advertisements or junk faxes brought class action against the advertiser for violating the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The trial court found that the ... advertiser sent 306,000 illegal junk faxes and entered a judgment for the class for $459 million.
OUTCOME: Court held that campaign contributions were property of the debtor's bankruptcy estate
Political candidate filed for Chapter 13 relief, and dispute arose on issue as to whether campaign contributions that she had collected prepetition were included in the debtor's bankruptcy estate.
OUTCOME: The Court of Appeals reversed the district court.
Commercial general liability (CGL) insurer brought action for declaration that it had no duty to defend or indemnify its insured in underlying state court class action alleging insured sent unsolicited ... faxes in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The United States District Court granted the insurer's motion for summary judgment.
OUTCOME: The Court of Appeals reversed the trial court.
A home buyer brought action against the seller based on allegation that seller misrepresented condition of real property sold. The buyer voluntarily dismissed action, and then subsequently filed motion ... for attorney fees and costs. The court determined that it lacked jurisdiction to rule on motion. The seller appealed.