$2,235,000
Recovered — fraudulent conveyance & alter-ego
Golestani v. Pacific Bliss, LLC
In April 2022, after defeating multiple summary judgment motions, Berman Litigation Group obtained $2,235,000 to resolve fraudulent conveyance and enterprise alter-ego claims after the entity defendant defaulted on a $1,500,000 promissory note. Personal assets secure the settlement.
Los Angeles Superior Court · No. 19STCV38718
$4,211,962
Recovered on the eve of trial
Jason Lowy v. Hancock Gardens
On the eve of trial, the firm obtained $4,211,962.92 and a $1,518,262 increase in capital account to settle claims against a limited liability partnership. Before retaining Berman Litigation Group, the plaintiffs had unsuccessfully offered to accept $1,500,000 to resolve their claims.
Los Angeles Superior Court · No. BC644660
Multi-million
Shareholder rights restored at arbitration
Beck v. Mausner
Won an arbitration involving a shareholder dispute in a closely held corporation by successfully petitioning to restore an individual shareholder's rights, and secured a multi-million dollar settlement for the shareholder.
L.A.S.C. · LC089216
Claims dropped
Plaintiff forced to post bond
Blair Stover v. David Sajasi
Caused the plaintiff to drop his derivative and personal claims by filing a motion under Corp. Code § 17709.02 and Civ. Proc. Code § 1030, requiring the plaintiff to post a bond by showing a reasonable probability that the moving defendant would obtain a judgment, and no reasonable probability that the action would benefit the company or its members.
Los Angeles Superior Court · No. 19STCV18148
Settled under 5%
$60M breach-of-lease claim
Kilroy Realty, L.P. v. Newgen Results Corp.
Defended a publicly-traded company against alter ego and fraudulent conveyance claims in a $60 million breach of lease case. Shortly before trial, settled for less than 5% of the damages sought — an amount lower than the defendant had offered at the onset of litigation.
S.D.S.C. · 37-2008-00080164-CU-BC-CTL