Representative Experience Archive
Amundsen Davis represented a concrete manufacturer in a dispute over whether equipment the client purchased became the property of the client’s landlord once the equipment was placed on the landlord’s site.
Amundsen Davis obtained summary judgment in favor of a not-for-profit organization and officers in connection with a motor vehicle accident that occurred involving an organization’s bus.
Amundsen Davis represented a nurse practitioner in an action involving the alleged failure to prevent a patient’s dehydration and death at a long term care facility. Although the co-defendant long term care facility settled on the eve of trial, we argued multiple successful motions in limine and were able to get the nurse practitioner voluntarily dismissed prior to jury selection.
Mark Middendorff represents clients facing wide-ranging allegations of liability. He successfully tried a case in which his client was wrongly accused of causing significant damage to a home during a renovation.
Amundsen Davis represented a hospital system alleged of negligently administering a tube feeding to which the patient was known to be allergic, resulting in the patient’s death. During the course of discovery, our experts proved that the tube feed product did not have time to reach the patient’s stomach prior to the allegedly fatal allergic reaction.
Amundsen Davis successfully defended a police department and municipality against an executive force, forcible entry, and a search and seizure charge. We were granted a motion for summary judgment on all counts.
Amundsen Davis's client was dismissed from the case after working with experts to show the product in question did not cause the fire.
Amundsen Davis defended a hospital and an individually named nurse in a medical negligence action which also named a non-employed physician.
Amundsen Davis won summary judgment in an alter ego case against a carpenters union. The case allowed the company to continue to have a separate non-union entity and is the standard bearer for how to win an alter ego case.
Mark also successfully defended a client who was wrongly accused of contributing to the injuries of a passenger in a four-car motor vehicle collision.