J&H Parker
Enterprises, Inc. v. FedEx Ground Package System, Inc. and Paul
Morgan –
on behalf of
Defendant rebutted alleged lost business value damages
calculated by Plaintiff. Provided written preliminary report
regarding due diligence procedures, business value
methodologies, and addressed issues of reasonable certainty
regarding causation. Case settled before trial.
Sabinske
Family v. Acton Inc. – on behalf of Plaintiff,
calculated damages suffered by the Plaintiff as a result of
Defendants breach of contract. Plaintiff sold a real estate
development company to the Defendant. Defendant paid the
Plaintiff a down payment and contracted to pay the Plaintiff 70%
of cash flow for the next 5 years. Provided written report and
expert testimony at deposition and trial. Plaintiff was awarded
$3.5 million in actual damages and $5 million in punitive
damages resulting from fraud.
River Oaks
Movie Rental, et al. v. Watson & Watson, et al. -
assisted
Plaintiff's attorney in determining the estimated value of River
Oaks Movie Rental at date of purchase, including opinions
regarding adequacy of purchaser's advisor in executing buyer's
due diligence prior to purchase. Provided damages calculations
regarding Plaintiff's losses and expert testimony at
deposition. Case settled before trial.
James Tobey v.
David Clevenger, Eric Shawn White and Empire Business Brokers of
Dallas/Ft. Worth, Inc.
– on behalf of buyer
(Plaintiff) calculated damages relative to alleged
misrepresentations supplied to Plaintiff from Defendant (Seller)
regarding the purchase of a steel fabricating company. Provided
written report and expert testimony at deposition and
arbitration. Plaintiff prevailed and received favorable award.
Metro Ford
Truck Sales, Inc. v. Ford Motor Company, et al. – on
behalf of Plaintiff evaluate the reasonableness of Ford Motor
Company’s capitalization requirements regarding the proposed
sale of Metro Truck Sales, Inc. to the Cox Group and determine
the appropriate accounting for Last in First Out ("LIFO")
reserves in the calculation of the debt to equity ratio.
Provided written report, deposition and trial testimony. Texas
Motor Vehicle Board ruled in favor of Plaintiff.
James L. Powers v. William S. Stewart and Sarah Stewart and
U-First, L.L.C.
– Plaintiff sued Defendants for specific performance in an
acquisition of their share of a business. Defendants counter
sued Plaintiff and others for gross mismanagement, breach of
fiduciary duties, and conspiracy to commit an unlawful purpose
by unlawful means. On behalf of Defendants, prepared
analysis and spreadsheets calculating damages due to
mismanagement and breach of fiduciary duties. Case pending.
