In Trial, It’s Not Just What You Know… It’s Knowing What Matters.
We are real trial lawyers, ready for trial. Through years of experience and scores of trials, our courtroom success is the result of exhaustive preparation, deep insights into the dynamics of trial and the intense resolve to win.
Our demonstrated success is evident in the following matters:
March 2025
Successfully represented foreign based corporation in lawsuit filed in Minnesota federal court leading to dismissal for lack of personal jurisdiction.
A.P. Formulators v. Clark Chemicals, Inc. et al:
Represented defendant in defamation and in a theft of trade-secrets counter claim regarding formulation of various paint compounds. Confidential settlement.
Wullenwaber v. Southern Farm Bureau Insurance Company et al.:
Represented defendant insurance company in breach of contract and tortious interference with contract claim brought by insurance agents.
C&I Computer Services v. TDI-Halter, L.P.:
Represented corporation and employee in non-compete claims related to computer services. Confidential settlement.
Compro-Tax, Inc. v. Virginia McGowen:
Represented plaintiff corporation in non-compete claims against former employee that lead to an agreed permanent injunction against defendant.
David Berry and William Dodge v. Esenjay Exploration, Inc.:
Represented defendant in claims by former officers and board members regarding golden parachutes resulting from change in control of company and non-compete agreements. Confidential settlement.
Salt Blends Limited et al. v. The Beacon Group:
Represented limited partners in breach of contract, tortious interference, and breach of fiduciary duty claims against general partner. Confidential settlement.
Gary Coury and Rick Berry v. Petrocon Engineering, Inc.:
Represented executives regarding breach of employment contracts. Confidential settlement.
Ensco Offshore Company v. Orange County Appraisal Review Board:
Represented offshore operator in constitutional challenge to personal property tax. Judgment for client.
Cloeren, Incorporated v. Robert Druschel:
Represented plaintiff in theft of trade secrets, breach of covenant not to compete, and business disparagement case related to precision extrusion dies. Confidential settlement.