Representative Experience Archive

Amundsen Davis represented a restaurant client in a breach of contract trial in which the client was being sued by a vendor.

Amundsen Davis successfully defended against an appeal of a child custody order directing a child to attend boarding school.

Amundsen Davis successfully filed a motion to dismiss against a contribution action. Plaintiff was sued on the Note and sought contribution from our client. Complaint was found deficient as a matter of law and dismissed with prejudice. 

Max Goodman successfully represented a college student facing anonymous social media defamation on Reddit and Twitter.  Max worked with the platforms to have the posts removed immediately and to impose an IP ban to prevent future defamation.

Amundsen Davis successfully obtained dismissal of a citation that was sent to a banking client.

Amundsen Davis represented a physical therapist that treated an inmate while working at a private medical facility.

Successfully defended residential property seller against claims she allegedly knew about and failed to disclose termite infestation. Claims included breach of contract, fraud, and alleged violation of the Residential Real Property Disclosure Act. The case was settled for less than costs of defense.

Emilie Rohde and Joseph Heino assisted in drafting class descriptions in anticipation of the filing of a federal trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on behalf of a national company participating in the automotive retail industry.

Emilie Rohde assisted an international company specializing in pet products by identifying and articulating potential responses to an office action rejecting trademark registration on the grounds of being confusingly similar with existing marks. This consisted of identifying similar marks that had been successfully coexisting in the marketplace and analyzing the effect of stylization on the overall impression of the trademark and its allegedly confusingly similar counterpart.

Amundsen Davis secured a favorable nuisance settlement for a non-profit organization in a wage and hour overtime class action that sought to include potentially hundreds of former employees.