Success Stories
College Student vs. Teenage Driver & Vehicle Owners
$4,215,000.00
Successor-In-Interest vs. Major Hollywood Studio
$850,000.00
Production Company vs. Major Hollywood Studio
$850,000.00
13 Year Old Passenger vs. Driver & Vehicle Owners
$725,000.00
Production Company vs. Major Hollywood Studio
$200,000.00
Shipper vs. Local Moving Company
$87,500.00
Family Corporation vs. Daughter & Son-In-Law
$40,364.15 (Attorney’s Fees & Costs)
Clients were a loan out corporation for a major Hollywood producer and the successor-in-interest to the producer’s contingent compensation interest in a specified television project. The clients were entitled to 5% of the project’s “net profits”. The project became a huge financial success. However, unbeknownst to the client, the defendant studio was only reporting to the client its contingent compensation share based upon 20% of the film’s gross home video revenue versus 100% of the revenue. Upon completing a forensic audit of the studio’s books and ledgers related to the project, the parties were able to settle this matter for cash and a significantly higher royalty rate on all future home video revenue.