by JAM on September 29, 2011
Vermilion Sports, a small business in upstate Minnesota that sold boats and was winding down business operations, was defrauded by a corporation that promised to sell its remaining inventory for a percentage of the profit. Instead of only taking a percentage of the profit, the corporation took Vermilion’s boats, sold them, and kept all profits.
Madia Law represented Vermilion and obtained a $93,000 judgment for fraud.
Please note that every case is different, with its own unique facts. Just because Vermilion Sports obtained a certain result in this case does not mean that you will obtain the same amount in your case. You should contact Madia Law to discuss your business litigation case in detail and get an accurate assessment of its value.
by JAM on August 3, 2011
One of Minnesota’s largest law firms filed a class action lawsuit against a Minneapolis small business, alleging violations of the Minnesota Fair Labor Standards Act and Payment of Wages Act. The firm sought over $2,000,000 in damages and refused to settle for anything less, apparently hoping that the costs of litigation would force the small business to settle the case.
No such luck. Madia Law represented the business and, after a two week jury trial in Hennepin County District Court, the jury ruled against the firm on three out of five claims and awarded a verdict of just over $15,000.
Please note that every case is different, with its own unique facts. Just because Madia Law achieved a certain result in this case does not mean that you will obtain the same result in your case. You should contact Madia Law to discuss your business litigation case in detail and get an accurate assessment of its value.
by JAM on May 1, 2009
Dear Friends,
I am excited to inform you that I am starting a new business venture, Madia Law LLC – a dynamic and aggressive law firm that will serve Minnesota individuals and small businesses.
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