Representative Experience Archive
The defendants argued that the plaintiff provided no facts to demonstrate that they knew of the existence of a defective condition.
Amundsen Davis obtained dismissal of a putative investor class alleging breach of fiduciary duty, based on prohibitions in the Securities Litigation and Uniform Standards Act (SLUSA).
Amundsen Davis handled a contested liability lawsuit where the plaintiff was left a quadriplegic.
The defendant argued that under the Tort Immunity Act, the subject activity which took place during the break qualified as a hazardous recreational activity.
Amundsen Davis defended an employer from a class action alleging improper background checks of thousands of employees or applicants in violation of FCRA.
Danielle Fadel assisted a public company in the purchase of a material handling supplier along with the acquisition of the supplier’s real estate.
Amundsen Davis tired a one week jury trial wherein the plaintiff’s widow alleged host liability against a local business for failing to come to the aid of her husband during a medical emergency.
The defendant submitted an affidavit along with its motion to dismiss attesting to the fact that it did not own, operate, manage, or control the subject premises on which the plaintiff alleged there was a defective condition.
Amundsen Davis defended a commercial trailer manufacturer in a multimillion dollar product liability case involving serious injury. Appreciated trial exposure was well over policy limits, but the case settled on favorable terms due to Amundsen Davis’s aggressive defense of its client.
Amundsen Davis represented a hospital in an arbitration involving a contract dispute with a service provider.