Written by Firm | Nov 16, 2015 | Results
We represent an individual who provided substantial funds to a close family friend – a real estate developer. The real estate developer often asked our client for loans for various real estate projects, and he previously signed a personal guaranty that made him personally liable for all current and future […]
Written by Firm | Nov 12, 2015 | Results
Richard Robbins and Craig Kunkes successfully obtained an order in the Superior Court of Fulton County granting summary judgment on claims of fraud and promissory estoppel asserted against our client. The opposing party (the plaintiff) allegedly made a loan to an LLC. When the alleged loan was not repaid, the plaintiff sought to […]
Written by Firm | Nov 11, 2015 | Updates
Robbins Firm attorneys recently assisted Eastside Medical Center in Gwinnett County in reopening its emergency department at the South Campus without Certificate of Need (“CON”) review. The South Campus will continue to provide inpatient psychiatric and rehabilitation services, and it will continue to operate under the same license as Eastside Medical […]
Written by Firm | Sep 21, 2015 | Results
At trial this past week, a Cobb County jury sided with our clients and awarded six-figure damages in a malpractice action over the mishandling of our clients’ defined benefits plan. Our clients, who own a homebuilding business in the Atlanta area, were hit with severe back taxes and penalties by […]
Written by Firm | Sep 4, 2015 | Updates
The firm represented a real estate developer who had acquired a large tract of land for redevelopment into a neighborhood. Our client had entered into option agreements with the owners of the various parcels which made up the tract of land, and was on a strict time schedule to close […]
Written by Firm | Jul 14, 2015 | Updates
Last month, the Georgia Supreme Court sided with Glynn County and against the owners of a home on St. Simon’s Island who, the court agreed, violated a zoning ordinance when they began renting their single-family home for use as a venue for weddings and other large social events. In reaching […]
Written by Firm | Jul 6, 2015 | Updates
The Supreme Court recently issued a decision regarding the apportionment of damages among parties and non-parties. In short, the Supreme Court held that a non-party could be at fault for purposes of apportionment even though it would have no legal liability to plaintiff due to a valid defense. As a […]
