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GMSR persuades California Supreme Court that economic loss rule doesn’t bar all fraudulent concealment claims between contracting parties
Published Court of Appeal opinion decides statute of limitations for breaches of spousal fiduciary duties
GMSR secures reversal of anti-SLAPP dismissal on the basis of circumstantial evidence
On behalf of Columbo creators, GMSR persuades Court of Appeal to reinstate a fraud claim and keep alive a breach of contract claim involving Universal Studios’ failure to pay tens of millions in royalties
In published opinion, Ninth Circuit revives building owners’ easement complaint previously dismissed on summary judgment
GMSR wins landmark decision on unfair competition, tortious interference with contract
Plaintiff sued Defendant for breach of a commercial lease. Defendant argued the lease was unenforceable because it required he occupy an unlawful building and use it for an illegal purpose. His defense was premised on a theory that a portion of the building’s second story
Court of Appeal affirms damages and fee awards in favor of real estate developers and rejects neighboring homeowners association’s million-dollar counterclaim
GMSR’s client faced loss of her home on account of an unauthorized home equity loan from which she received nothing. Judgment for the lender reversed
Court of Appeal affirms summary judgment entitling bank to collect on defaulted loans
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