Representative Experience Archive
Amundsen Davis obtained summary judgment on behalf of premises owners for a wrongful death and survival action filed against them by the mother of a five-year-old boy who drowned in the defendants’ backyard pool.
The refinancing allowed the client to significantly reduce operating costs and as a part of the refinancing certain minority interests in the enterprise were acquired.
In this case, the plaintiff claimed that our client, an embedded mechanical contractor, defectively constructed cooling water process piping, causing water hammer and emergency shutdown of the plaintiff’s facility, allegedly resulting on $30,000,000 in damages. Complex issues involved oil refinery processing and financial and consequential damages forensics. This matter reached a confidential settlement.
Amundsen Davis managed successive campaigns to avert unionization of warehouse employees of food manufacturer, where the union filed representation petitions three times over a five-year period.
Our attorneys successfully avoided costly litigation for a national construction company in a case involving the allegedly defective design and construction of the expansive parking lot at the Dollar Tree distribution facility, allegedly requiring excavation and reconstruction of the entire lot, at an immense cost.
Amundsen Davis negotiated a successor CBA for a client, procuring economic increases under the client’s budgeted target, and all non-economic changes client wanted. We also secured the union’s agreement to a 5-year contract, per the client’s pre-negotiation objectives.
Amundsen Davis obtained summary judgment to bar Family Expense Act (FEA) medical bills on the basis the claim was time barred by the statute of limitation while defending a youth care organization in a case where a minor fractured her femur during an attempted elopement.
Amundsen Davis won summary judgment on behalf of an off-duty police officer for wrongful death and survival claims filed against her after a fellow off-duty officer took her own life with the defendant’s gun on the defendant’s premises.
The plaintiff, a bar/restaurant, filed suit against our client, a sign and awning contractor, seeking damages in excess of $450,000 for lost profits and expected costs to remove and replace a non-permitted and, allegedly, defective beer garden and awning structure constructed by the client on the plaintiff’s property.
Amundsen Davis managed a Louis auto dealer’s campaign in the face of a union petition to organize its service mechanics. We managed all employee education and communications efforts and the creation of campaign literature. The mechanics voted against unionization in a hard-fought campaign.