Palm Springs, CA
Real estate Lawyer at Palm Springs, CA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Verdict for plaitniff, over $100,000
US Bowling agreed to provide bowling alleys and lanes to defendant Gross. Defendant Gross "decided" not to abide the contract. At trial, we proved US Bowling was damaged in excess of $100,000 dollars ... .
OUTCOME: Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Lazzari obtained a judgment from the Italian Bankruptcy Court. We "domesticated" the judgment under Chapter 15 of the United States Code, thereby entitling Lazzari to participate in the distribution o ... f monies that come out of the bankrupt estate.
OUTCOME: Settled
Plaintiff claimed that defendant "stole" title to her home. Defendant settled shortly after the lawsuit was filed.
OUTCOME: Defense.
Defeated a lawsuit claiming the right (specific performance) to purchase 200 acres of land. Plaintiff apparently became interested in following through on an abandoned contract AFTER the announcement ... of the building of the nearby Harrah's Casino.
OUTCOME: Settled
In a multiple party lawsuit, multiple-prime contractors sued when the Val Verde Unified School District claimed it was entitled to over $1M in backcharges. After significant litigation, the matter ... was settled with the subcontractors of our client all being paid and with our client recouping its losses from the school district.
OUTCOME: Plaintiff PAID DEFENDANT over $25,000
Labor Compliance Company claimed contractor was allowing or causing workers to work outside of Labor Union classifications. Matter was tried before Division of Industrial Relations. After trial, lega ... l and factual issues remained. Before trial resumed Golden State Labor Compliance, LLC, agreed to compensate some of ASR's costs and withdrew the matter.
OUTCOME: Settled
Plaintiff claimed that B of A's automobile repossession practice violated various California fair debt collection practices laws. The case was settled with economic benefits to the class of over $5M d ... ollars.
OUTCOME: Settled for substantially less than requested.
USC was remodeling its facilities and placed slabs of marble into Mobile Mini's movable bins. When the bins were not paid for by a General Contractor Mobile Mini took possession of the bins. USC and ... St. Paul claimed that in moving the bins Mobile Mini damaged "historic marble" and sought hundreds of thousands of dollars. Through the use of an expert, we demonstrated that all marble is "historic," e.g., thousands of years old. For this reason, we settled for a nuisance amount.
OUTCOME: Injunction granted
City of Riverside sought to close a restaurant claiming it was a bar/ nuisance. Mark Sabbah, Esq., and demonstrated that the restaurant was not a legal nuisance.
OUTCOME: 17 Percheron Horses returned safely
Plaintiff claimed defendant stole 17 Percheron Horses (like Clydesdales). After obtaining an injunction and conducting investigation the horses were located and returned to plaintiff.
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