Representative Experience Archive

Amundsen Davis represented a healthcare organization in a federal class action lawsuit alleging that the company’s system transmitted private information regarding searches and other activity conducted on its website to Meta (f/k/a Facebook) through pixels embedded within the code for the website.

Amundsen Davis secured a defense verdict for a general contractor in a case involving a construction injury accident. Our client was accused of leaving two “angle irons,” two long pieces of metal used to install bricks over an open window, in the garage. The plaintiff alleged that while carrying a piece of drywall, he tripped on the angle irons and sustained an ankle fracture, which led to three surgeries. 

The firm prepared and negotiated the construction contracts for the completion of a portion of the Obama Presidential Center in historic Jackson Park on the South Side of Chicago.

Julie Proscia serves as general counsel to a private university, assisting with contract construction, general advice and counsel regarding employee and student related issues ranging from terminations to expulsions. Julie also serves as the Title IX coordinator and has conducted hundreds of investigations for various organizations. 

Amundsen Davis represented a local Wisconsin business in the sale of its assets to another corporate entity for over $10 million.

Amundsen Davis successfully defended a property owner and management group, two of several named defendants, and won a motion to dismiss in a premise liability matter.

Keith Mundrick represented a commercial real estate lender in connection with its financing of a large retail space in Hamilton County, Indiana, navigating issues related to active eminent domain litigation within the shopping center impacting access and other property rights.

Amundsen Davis represented an insurance company for an alleged violation of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act related to an environmental clean-up after a rear end collision.

Amundsen Davis represented a trucking company and its employee that were involved in a rear end collision. The plaintiffs suffered injuries including a significant stay in the hospital and a skilled nursing facility. Despite limited defenses, a resolution was achieved well below the anticipated settlement range.

Ken Perry received a not guilty verdict on behalf of local retailer in a consumer fraud claim over a dispute of industry-specific terms used in a contract.