Real Estate Investor v. General Contractor

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Mr. Carroll obtained yet another defense verdict in this recent jury trial in San Francisco, California.

Plaintiffs were real estate investors who had been found liable at a prior trial for damages as a result of their sale of residential property to a third-party buyer. Plaintiffs claimed that their general contractor, who had performed repairs on the property prior to sale, was negligent and defrauded them and sought nearly $900,000.00 in damages from the general contractor on an indemnity theory.

Through aggressive pre-trial and trial motions by Mr. Carroll, many of plaintiffs’ claims were dismissed or limited by the judge. After a three-week trial, the jury awarded plaintiffs only $9,500.00, about 1% of their claim.

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