Representative Experience Archive
Jim Kalny worked with a development company on the denial of a permit for a non-metallic mineral extraction site.
Jim has acted as counsel to various communities, prosecuting hearings before the police and fire commission under Wis Stat. Section 62.13.
Jim has represented two communities who have taken action to remove their mayors due to inability to perform their duties or misconduct.
Amundsen Davis represented a moving company where the plaintiff made a $750,000.00 demand following a left turn accident with our box truck. The plaintiff claimed a TBI aggravated her MS symptoms.
Amundsen Davis represented a motor carrier that was involved in an accident where our driver swung out wide to make a right turn and a car attempted to pass him on the right. The claimant had a serious elbow injury that required surgery, racking up six figure medical bills.
Amundsen Davis represented a motor carrier whose tractor-trailer was struck by another semi-truck that crossed the center line and was traveling on the wrong side of the road.
The firm prepared and negotiated the construction contracts for a 137 acre, multi-phase, mixed-income development involving 2,400 housing units in Chicago’s Near West Side.
Amundsen Davis represented an electronic discovery and digital forensics company in its sale to a private equity backed platform in December 2022.
Amundsen Davis represents a live music venue developer and operator that needed to obtain zoning and related approvals allowing the client to construct a $50 million complex with two indoor concert halls that will have capacities of 800 and 4,000 persons.
Moses Suarez and Suzannah Overholt won a motion to dismiss in a qui tam case alleging False Claims Act Violations in Federal Court. They defended a pharmacy chain and a long-term care facilities operator in Illinois facing allegations that they failed to follow certain state and federal regulatory requirements.