On behalf of our real estate owner client, we obtained a judgment for compensatory damages and an additional award of $50,000 in attorneys’ fees against a former tenant who left the rental property damaged.
After nine days of testimony and argument, Lawrence Kamin defeated a $5 million professional negligence case against our national broker-dealer client.
Lawrence Kamin tried and won a multi-week trial alleging that our non-profit association client denied due process in the expulsion proceedings of one of its members.
Lawrence Kamin won a $1.2 million award in a partnership dispute between the principals of a proprietary trading firm. The losing partners tried to shield assets by transferring them out of the company, but our firm secured a second judgment against them reversing the transfers under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act.
In a $3.6 million arbitration, Lawrence Kamin defeated the claims against our futures introducing broker (IB) client. Our separate futures commission merchant (FCM) client was dismissed through our motion to dismiss early in the case. When the opposing side filed a new case before the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, we obtained a second judgment in […]
After a three week jury trial, Lawrence Kamin defeated a $5 million severe burn injury case against our children’s products manufacturer client.
In a hard-fought battle between two financial institutions, Lawrence Kamin defeated a Motion for Temporary Restraining Order. When our opponent appealed, we won the appellate case as well.
In a dispute over title rights to a commercial property, Lawrence Kamin defeated a $1.2 million damage claim against our real estate owner client. Judgment was entered in our client’s favor quieting title and awarding $85,000 in attorneys’ fees.
Lawrence Kamin defeated a multi-million dollar claim against our large U.S. grain merchant client. In this international arbitration, our firm successfully obtained a $1.3 million award in favor of our client on a counterclaim against a foreign purchaser over failure to accept grain delivered under its shipping contracts.
