Sued to shut down their new business, our client walked away owing nothing.
A former employer sought an injunction to close a new venture over a non-compete and a customer list. We contested every claim and turned the case around with wage-and-hour counterclaims...
Sued for over $400,000 in a fraud case, three former employees resolved for under $25,000 combined.
A large company accused a group of former staff of a multi-year scheme and assigned each a share of the loss. We defended three of them by refusing the collective framing...
Client resolved a breach demand exceeding $35,000 on a walk-away basis, paying nothing.
A United States vendor accused an international business customer of breaching a non-solicitation clause and demanded more than $35,000. We defended the client by demonstrating that no solicitation occurred, challenging the enforceability...
Sold a business, the buyer kept over $550,000 in receivables that belonged to the seller.
A Nevada business owner sold their company under an agreement that clearly reserved pre-sale accounts receivable to the seller. When the buyer collected those funds and refused to remit them, we filed suit, asserted multiple...
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