Tarzana

$5,000,000
Recovery for seafood distributor against a competitor in a federal RICO action.

$3,500,000
Recovery for an insurance broker in a wrongful termination action.

$2,400,000
Recovery for a corporate executive against a national medical supply company in a wrongful termination “whistleblower” action.

$2,000,000
Recovery for an employee against a national home healthcare company in an age discrimination action.

$2,000,000
Recovery for a family-owned manufacturing company against a national retail chain in a breach of contract action.

$925,000
Recovery for an employee against a media company in a pregnancy discrimination action.

$765,000
Recovery for an employee in a wrongful termination “whistleblower” action against a product distributor.

$700,000
Recovery for a real estate broker against a national real estate firm in a wrongful termination action.

$525,000
Recovery for an employee against a pest control company in a sexual harassment action.

$500,000
Recovery for an employee against a large defense contractor in an age discrimination action.

$450,000
Recovery for a nutritional products company against its former attorney in a legal malpractice action.

$400,000
Recovery for real estate partnership against a major international brokerage firm in a breach of contract action.

$300,000
Recovery for an employee in a sexual orientation harassment action against a public entity.

$279,000
Recovery for an employee in a wage and hour dispute against a home healthcare company.

Defense Verdict
Represented a community hospital against wrongful termination and sexual orientation discrimination claims brought by two former employees. Following a three week jury trial in the Orange County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the hospital.

Favorable Resolution During Trial
Represented a food processing company against a race discrimination claim brought by a terminated employee. Following a two week jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the case was resolved for a minimal payment by the employer during jury deliberations after the jury returned a note indicating that it was likely to return a defense verdict for the employer.

Defense Verdict
Represented a trucking company in a wrongful death action arising out of a catastrophic accident in which one of the company’s drivers collided with a motorcycle carrying two people, resulting in the death of one motorcycle rider and severe brain damage to the other rider. Following a three week jury trial in the San Diego County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the trucking company.

Defense Verdict
Represented a publicly traded self-storage company against race and religious discrimination claims brought by a terminated employee. Following a two week jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the storage company.

Defense Verdict
Represented a consumer products company in a breach of contract action. Following a seven day jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the company. (The plaintiff had sought $10 million.)

Defense Verdict
Represented a consumer products company in a breach of contract action brought against it by a product distributor. Following a six day jury trial in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the jury returned a defense verdict for the company. (The plaintiff had sought $12 million).

Defense Verdict
Represented an international shipping company in a personal injury action brought by a seaman who was severely injured while serving on a container vessel and required double knee replacement surgery. Following a 10 day jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the shipping company.

Defense Verdict
Represented an architecture company and an architect in an architectural malpractice case involving the design of a multi-million dollar home. Following an eight day jury trial in Lake County (Illinois) Circuit Court, the jury returned a defense verdict.

Defense Verdict
Represented the Managing Member of a limited liability company against claims for fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract. The plaintiffs (several other members of the LLC) sought $25 million in compensatory damages, as well as punitive damages. Following a four-week jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the Managing Member.

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