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This dispute stemmed from a forgery insurance policy that the defendants carrier issued to GMSR’s client, a bank. After purchasing the Policy, the bank made a fifteen-million-dollar loan in reliance on a document later determined to be forged. After the bank contacted its forgery insurer
A jury found defendant manufacturer FCA US, LLC to be in willful violation of the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Civ. Code, § 1790, et seq.), when it refused to repurchase or replace a defective Dodge Ram truck. The truck owner was forced to sell the
Plaintiffs sued defendant Nissan North America, Inc., alleging the transmission in a 2013 Nissan Sentra they purchased was defective. In their complaint, plaintiffs asserted statutory claims under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Song-Beverly Act) (Civ. Code, § 1790 et seq.) and a common law fraud
A twelve-year-old child walked into a sliding glass door at a vacation rental and suffered significant injuries when the glass shattered. The child and her parents sued the landlords for premises liability and negligence, alleging that they had failed to maintain their property in a
Plaintiff was injured in a strip-mall walkway when a mall patron pulling into a perpendicular parking space pressed the accelerator instead of the brake, causing the vehicle to jump a concrete wheel-stop and curb. In his personal injury suit against the mall owner, plaintiff alleged
GMSR’s clients own a combined 50% interest in a limited liability company (LLC). Following years of dissension with the holders of the remaining 50% interest, one of GMSR’s clients sued for a decree of judicial dissolution. The holders of the opposing 50% interest filed a
A tort defendant moved pre-trial to transfer the case from San Francisco superior court to San Diego superior court for the “convenience of the witnesses” under Code of Civil Procedure section 397, subdivision (c). He argued that most of the witnesses were based in San
A California-based healthcare facility operator sued its insurance carrier after the carrier denied coverage for the facility’s alleged Covid-19-related losses. Like dozens of other unsuccessful Covid-19-era lawsuits against insurance carriers, it alleged “direct physical loss of or damage” to its property from the presence of
A trust beneficiary filed and litigated a trust contest, despite multiple warnings that the contest was barred by Probate Code section 16061.7’s 120-day deadline and that if the trust beneficiary continued to press the contest, her interest in the trust would be invalidated under the
GMSR’s clients, two retirees who unwittingly leased a defective car, secured favorable jury verdicts on two claims under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act: one for breach of express warranty and another for breach of implied warranty. Recognizing that they were not entitled to a double
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