Seattle, WA
Litigation Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Construction & Development, Employment & Labor
OUTCOME: Trial Court and Appellate Court victories to establish critical-path delay damages
Client, general contractor, prevailed to establish critical-path delay damages against subcontractor on Mercer Island Fire Station Project
OUTCOME: Court of Appeals affirmed trial court judgment and fee award; State Supreme Court reversed fee award and remanded to trial court, which then reinstated fee award in full. Judgment in favor of individual members of LLC.
Dissenter's-right's trial where dissenter improperly asserted claims against members of limited liability company. Court of Appeals affirmed, Supreme Court reversed fee award on two appeals by the los ... ing party and Supreme Court in second decision declined to assess member liability on corporate veil-piercing theories. Trial court declined losing party's third round of litigation to hold individual members liable. Losing party abandoned appeal in September 2014 to conclude nearly 10 years of litigation
OUTCOME: Commercial landlord blocked the lease renewal and evicted commercial tenant.
Commercial tenant attempted a lease renewal over the objection of the commercial landlord.
OUTCOME: Trial Court Decision Establishing Valuation of Property and Secured Status.
Valuation and Plan-Confirmation Trial for Apartment Complex with Retail Space.
OUTCOME: Arbitration award in favor of Downtown Woodinville shopping center as to restrictive-use clause and awarded all of the damages that it sought
Downtown Woodinville shopping center opposed Starbucks' attempt to enforce restrictive-use clause and Downtown Woodinville sought damages against Starbucks.
OUTCOME: Specific Performance Granted with Monthly Payments Offset Against Purchase Price
Specific-performance trial, tried with co-counsel Jackson Schmidt, for ownership of King County industrial-warehouse property where seller reneged on sale of property to Mr. Scott.
OUTCOME: Administrative Law Judge decided in favor of Bainbridge Island Ace Hardware and reversed Departmental decision
Bainbridge Island Ace Hardware sought to deny unemployment compensation to former employee due to his misconduct
OUTCOME: Pair of arbitrations, with first to establish that other member breached fiduciary duties and that client was a member, and second arbitration to wind up the company
Claim of breach of fiduciary duties against another member of LLC, defense of claim that client was not a member, and for windup of LLC
OUTCOME: Court of Appeals Affirmed Jury Verdicts
Jury Verdicts of Fraudulent Transfer & Corporate Disregard Proven Against Successor Corporation and Control Person (Trial and Appeal)
OUTCOME: Arbitration award in favor of Vanderlip for extra work and remission of offsets.
Claims for extra work on Marion Oliver McCaw Hall against the general contractor and to remit offsets.
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