Representative Experience Archive
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Amundsen Davis defeated class certification on grounds that individual fact questions predominated in a mass tort lawsuit that was filed by 100 residents who sued the private operator of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.
Amundsen Davis defended a manufacturer in a liability lawsuit where an individual’s leg was amputated. The plaintiff demanded more than $10 million dollars, but the matter was ultimately settled below the $3 million dollar policy limits.
The defendants argued that the plaintiff provided no facts to demonstrate that they knew of the existence of a defective condition.
Amundsen Davis obtained dismissal of a putative investor class alleging breach of fiduciary duty, based on prohibitions in the Securities Litigation and Uniform Standards Act (SLUSA).
Amundsen Davis handled a contested liability lawsuit where the plaintiff was left a quadriplegic.
The defendant argued that under the Tort Immunity Act, the subject activity which took place during the break qualified as a hazardous recreational activity.
Amundsen Davis defended an employer from a class action alleging improper background checks of thousands of employees or applicants in violation of FCRA.
Danielle Fadel assisted a public company in the purchase of a material handling supplier along with the acquisition of the supplier’s real estate.
Amundsen Davis tired a one week jury trial wherein the plaintiff’s widow alleged host liability against a local business for failing to come to the aid of her husband during a medical emergency.