Temecula, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Temecula, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Constitutional, Business
OUTCOME: Confidential Settlement
Corporate dissolution action and shareholder dispute. Resolved at JAMS with Judge John Kennedy, Jr., to the satisfaction of all parties and counsel. Great working relationship with opposing counsel.
OUTCOME: Judgment for $110,322.00
Business dissolution matter regarding trucking and logistics business.
OUTCOME: Settled.
Plaintiff claimed public nuisance against developer working on adjacent land. Claimed damages as a result of heavy equipment operation. Settled.
OUTCOME: Settled at JAMS.
Unfair competition case between two nonprofit organizations. Case was settled to the satisfaction of all parties during JAMS mediation with Judge Thomas.
OUTCOME: Dismissal.
Plaintiff claimed that Defendant had personally guaranteed payment on corporate obligation to pay for supplies and materials necessary to construction. Case was defensed by dismissal following filing o ... f motion for summary judgment.
OUTCOME: $2,000,000.00 Judgment
Defendant had agreed to purchase building and improvements from client. Defendant failed to pay after finding out that building could not be turned into a cabaret as intended. Plaintiff sued for breach ... of contract and lost revenues.
OUTCOME: Published decision.
This case involved an issue about whether there was a duty by the CDE to provide educational funding to an extremely gifted child. While the court ultimately found no duty to provide funding, it did co ... nclude, in a published decision, that a parent/child could directly bring a court challenge to local decisions by seeking declaratory relief against the California Department of Education. This will provide a solid foundation for future challenges to local school site conduct and will allow an expedited declaratory relief process for future cases. Our office has now been able to cite to this opinion in other pending cases.
OUTCOME: Remand following summary judgment.
Plaintiff sued LAUSD for discrimination after LAUSD refused to allow transfer to different position because client was of the "wrong ethnicity." LAUSD achieved summary judgment and Ninth Circuit Court ... of Appeals remanded for further proceedings on the facts. Also resulted in published decision on issue of standing.
OUTCOME: Defensed as to most of case.
Alleged breach of contract case by ex-employee of client. Case was largely defensed and resulted in judgment for a fraction of what the plaintiff was seeking. Appeal by plaintiff was later dismissed.
OUTCOME: Bond Issuance Completed.
Represented local church in bond underwriting and due diligence process. Church was able to fund new buildings and programs as a result of process.
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