Past Cases
Matters of public record from the firm's litigation history, alongside representative examples of the confidential recovery work we do for creditor clients — domestically, across borders, and in arbitration.
Matters of record
A sample of filed matters in which the firm has appeared, in federal district court and on appeal.
Complex, consolidated litigation arising from the failure of the New Orleans canal systems in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The firm helped navigate the proceedings and pursue relief for those affected.
Antitrust litigation in which the firm represented clients in the bail-bond industry, challenging anti-competitive conduct and advocating for fair competition within the market.
Federal litigation in which the firm represented the plaintiffs against a surety and casualty company, carrying the clients' position through complex issues in federal court.
Representation of the plaintiff in a significant commercial dispute, handling the matter through the Western District of Texas.
Appellate matter in which the firm represented a financial institution and secured a favorable outcome before the Louisiana Court of Appeal.
Appellate proceeding before the Louisiana Court of Appeal drawing on the firm's commercial and insurance litigation experience.
Matters of public record. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Representative matters
The firm's collection engagements are confidential. The examples below describe the kinds of receivables we recover and the routes we take to recover them — details are anonymized to protect client and matter confidentiality.
Where a debtor sits outside the United States and a domestic demand is not enough, the firm engages and directs local counsel in the debtor's own jurisdiction — pursuing the claim under local law and enforcing against local assets, while the client deals with a single point of contact here.
When the contract compels arbitration rather than court, the firm pursues the balance through the arbitral forum — filing the demand, presenting the claim, and confirming the resulting award for enforcement.
A foreign reseller stopped paying on a multi-year software agreement and ignored routine invoicing. The firm located the responsible officers, established liability under the master agreement, and resolved the account by settlement.
A domestic customer disputed an auto-renewal invoice, claiming late cancellation. The firm's analysis of the termination clause defeated the defense and the balance was paid in full.
A business debtor refused to engage through the demand process. The firm filed suit, obtained judgment, and pursued enforcement to collect the outstanding balance.
When a debtor filed for bankruptcy, the firm filed and defended the creditor's proof of claim and recovered a distribution from the estate that the client would otherwise have written off.