Mitchell C. Motu Obtains A Defense Verdict In Binding Arbitration For US Bank
In October 2024, Mitch Motu prevailed in Binding Arbitration in a Civil Discrimination and Negligence action.Continue Reading
In October 2024, Mitch Motu prevailed in Binding Arbitration in a Civil Discrimination and Negligence action.Continue Reading
October 2024: Kevin L. Henderson prevails on Motion for Summary Judgment in favor of XPO Logistics, LLC. Continue Reading
October 2024: Kevin L. Henderson and Tyler M. Gnesda prevail on Motion for Summary Judgment in favor of XPO Logistics Cartage, LLC. Continue Reading
In October 2023, Mitch Motu obtained a ruling in Orange County Superior Court granting Summary Judgment in a work-site premises liability action.Continue Reading
In March 2023, Mitch Motu obtained a ruling in Los Angeles County Superior Court granting a Motion for Summary Judgment in a civil discrimination action. Continue Reading
In October, 2021, following three (3) weeks of a multi-month long binding arbitration proceeding, Benjamin R. Trachtman procured a $2,000,000+ settlement for one of its industry-leading contracting clients. Continue Reading
In May, 2021, following a Rule 12(b)(6) Motion to Dismiss in the United States District Court for the Central District of California, Eastern Division, Kevin L. Henderson obtained a dismissal of the entire action with prejudice for its clients in a case involving alleged tolling under California Emergency Rule 9 [tolling due to COVID-19].Continue Reading
In July, 2020, Mitch Motu obtained a ruling from the Central District Court granting a Motion to Dismiss in favor of U.S. Bank in a civil discrimination action.Continue Reading
In March, 2020, following a jury trial in San Bernardino County Superior Court, Ben Trachtman and Mitch Motu obtained a defense verdict for U.S. Bank in a premises liability matter. Continue Reading
In August 2019, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed the District Court’s ruling that granted a Motion for Summary Judgment in favor of Target Corporation in a premises liability matter. Continue Reading