Munday v. Holton
Successfully defended homeowner against breach of warranty of habitability claim, which was resolved for nuisance value shortly after Jason Fellner lawyers responded to the complaint.
Menasco v. Davidson
The lawyers of FLG represented the estate planning attorneys Davidson Estate Law against allegations of financial elder abuse, fraud, and constructive fraud brought by the estate of a deceased client. On March 15, 2023 the Alameda County Superior Court granted The lawyers of FLG motion for judgment on the pleadings as to all claims for Plaintiff’s failure to allege sufficient facts regarding Davidson’s alleged involvement in a fraud. The court also granted Plaintiff leave to amend his complaint if he could make good faith allegations to cure the defects identified by The lawyers of FLG. Plaintiff could not, in good faith, assert claims against Davidson that complied with the law, ultimately resulting in dismissal and judgment in favor of Davidson in the case.
Flake v. Neumiller & Beardsle
Jason Fellner represented the defendant's law firm in successfully obtaining an order granting a summary of judgment, which was affirmed on appeal. The Court of Appeal decision was published in 2019 and is now cited as one of the leading published cases on the tolling provision within the statute of limitations governing legal malpractice claims, codified in CCP 340.6. Flake v. Neumiller & Beardslee (2017) 9 Cal.App.5th 223, 230
Miller v. Murchison
Jason Fellner defended parties who were wrongfully accused of defrauding two San Francisco tenants. The case was dismissed after the plaintiffs closed their case.
Josh Seims v. The Cooley Firm
Andrew Browning completed a 5-day legal malpractice arbitration at JAMS San Francisco in front of Retired Judges Ellen James, Kevin McKenny, and Kevin Culhane. Fellner Law Group represented an ex-husband seeking damages against at The Cooley Firm caused by their negligent drafting and execution of a prenuptial agreement, which was subsequently deemed invalid.