Representative Experience Archive
Amundsen Davis represented a designer and manufacturer of a display where an individual fell and sustained a fatal traumatic brain injury.
Amundsen Davis successfully obtained a denial of motion for class certification in a contentious wage and hour class action lawsuit involving home health care workers. The district court found that the purported class representative was not adequate due to evidence of dishonesty concerning his own time reports. Aggressive discovery strategy and effort led to proof that the former employee was working for multiple employers at same time and committing time fraud.
Amundsen Davis succeeded in having 30 citations (worth approximately $1,000,000) thrown out on a Fourth Amendment unlawful search and seizure.
Amundsen Davis counseled an aluminum processing facility through the largest OSHA case in 2017.
Amundsen Davis defended an aluminum manufacturing and processing company.
In a substantial victory for municipal Defendants, a federal judge in Indiana struck the class allegations raised by a plaintiff alleging housing discrimination.
Amid a group of stakeholders, Amundsen Davis assisted our client, an entertainment venue, in negotiating the transfer of property to allow the construction of a new arena for a basketball team. The venue needed consent from the state to waive and release previously funded development grants, and from the basketball team for debt forgiveness. As part of the conveyance, permission was also granted to a developer to begin work on the new arena, using portions of the remaining parcels still owned by the venue. In exchange, the developer granted permission to the venue to continue certain activities on certain portions of the conveyed parcels.
Amundsen Davis helped our property management client coordinate the $1.9 million sale of a property to a company planning to start renovations before finalizing the sale. This added complexity to the deal as the transaction needed to comply with strict SBA requirements to ensure the timely payoff of both a term loan and an SBA loan. A broker facilitated the sale, coordinating the interests of all parties involved.
Amundsen Davis assisted our client in establishing a real estate company with two sub-entities, an apartment management company and an environmental cleanup company. We helped establish the for-profit entity, completed a subscription agreement, and issued stock to multiple investors.
Our labor team represented a manufacturer in a matter in which, after 9 months of contract negotiations, nearly 400 workers went on strike on May 18, 2014.