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Legal Theories

509 claims, defenses, counterclaims, and affirmative defenses

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26 rows where filing_id = 66 and role = "defense"

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theory_id ▼ filing_id theory party role basis
463 66 66 New trial — newly discovered evidence of witness tampering (Tex. R. Civ. P. 324(b)(1)) Kassab defense Walker confession of 30% promise, coached depositions, reversed testimony on seminal issues
464 66 66 Witness tampering (Tex. Pen. Code § 36.05(a)) Kassab defense Pohl conferred benefit (30% of judgment) on witnesses to testify falsely
465 66 66 Aggravated perjury (Tex. Pen. Code §§ 37.02, 37.03) Kassab defense Walker/Ladner made false statements under oath with intent to deceive based on 30% promise
466 66 66 Factual insufficiency — trade secret ownership (Q1) Kassab defense Contracts owned by clients; lists created by Precision/Williamson; no independent economic value; no reasonable secrecy measures
467 66 66 Jury charge error — Q2 broad-form question (Crown Life v. Casteel) Kassab defense Q2 included unpled direct misappropriation theory and overly broad 'improper means' definition beyond theft
468 66 66 Factual insufficiency — misappropriation (Q2) Kassab defense Precision finding breaks chain; no evidence Kassab knew information acquired by improper means; certifications of ownership
469 66 66 Jury charge error — Q3 wrongful conduct untied to charge Kassab defense Q3 finding not connected to proportionate responsibility, privilege, or any other question
470 66 66 Jury charge error — proportionate responsibility (refused Proposed Q7) Kassab defense Court refused question allowing fault assignment to Pohl; Q4 improperly limited to parties in Q2
471 66 66 Jury charge error — Q5 limitations ('by Kassab' language) Kassab defense Misappropriation not continuing tort; conspiracy liability runs from first co-conspirator act; should not have been limited to Kassab's individual acts
472 66 66 Factual insufficiency — Q5 answer (Aug 19, 2017 date) Kassab defense Uncontroverted evidence showed Pohl knew of appropriation in June 2014; at latest May 2015
473 66 66 Refusal to submit unlawful acts defense (Proposed Q6) Kassab defense Substantial evidence of Pohl's barratry from multiple witnesses; trial court must submit questions raised by pleadings and evidence (Tex. R. Civ. P. 278)
474 66 66 Refusal to submit immunity/privilege defense (Proposed Q8) Kassab defense Trade secret law permits disclosures relevant to crime/public concern; evidence Kassab disclosed to State Bar, courts, affected clients
475 66 66 Exclusion of barratry expert testimony Kassab defense Expert opinion on ultimate issue permissible (Tex. R. Evid. 704); mixed question of law and fact; Kassab limited to personal 'belief'
476 66 66 Jury charge error — Q6 attorney immunity ('in an attorney client relationship') Kassab defense Language was improper comment on weight of evidence suggesting court's opinion on timing (Tex. R. Civ. P. 277)
477 66 66 Factual insufficiency — Q6 attorney-client relationship Kassab defense Great weight of evidence showed Kassab used information while in attorney-client relationships from February 2017
478 66 66 Jury charge error — Q7(1) attorney fees not TUTSA damages Kassab defense TUTSA 'actual loss' does not include attorney fees from other litigation; tort of another exception not adopted in Texas
479 66 66 Property owner rule inapplicable to trade secret valuation Kassab defense Rule does not extend to technical/specialized matters; Pohl not designated to testify on market value
480 66 66 Factual insufficiency — Q7(2) fair market value and Q7(3) development costs Kassab defense No market value evidence for Q7(2); no development cost evidence for Q7(3); jury left to speculate
481 66 66 Factual insufficiency — willful/malicious (Q8, Q17) Kassab defense No clear and convincing evidence of malice; must analyze each defendant separately; evidence of tort itself insufficient; legally justified conduct not probative of malice
482 66 66 Factual insufficiency — exemplary damages (Q19) Kassab defense All punishment factors favor Kassab; TUTSA caps at 2x actual loss; no net worth evidence; passion/prejudice
483 66 66 Conspiracy preemption by TUTSA (§ 134A.007) Kassab defense Q15 based entirely on Q2 misappropriation; preempted under Reynolds and VEST Safety
484 66 66 Denial of responsible third party designations (Shepherd, Donalda Pohl, Jaimes, Talley, Santana) Kassab defense Timely filed with sufficient facts; denial skews proceedings and compromises defense
485 66 66 Denial of motion to abate (Cheatham v. Pohl) Kassab defense Pending barratry litigation outcome would impact claims; Pohl sought fees for still-ongoing case
486 66 66 Offensive use of privilege (Ginsberg) Kassab defense Pohl cannot assert claims while withholding discoverable information under privilege; billing records privilege waived
487 66 66 Dismissal of civil barratry counterclaims (Tex. Gov't Code § 82.0651) Kassab defense Res judicata inapplicable (changed facts/relationships); limitations tolled under § 16.069; assignments valid; barratry claims assignable
488 66 66 Insufficiency of attorney fee evidence (Rohrmoos/Arthur Andersen) Kassab defense Zavitsanos testimony conclusory; invoices heavily redacted; no segregation of recoverable/unrecoverable fees; conditional appellate fees unsupported

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CREATE TABLE legal_theories (
    theory_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    filing_id INTEGER REFERENCES filings(filing_id),
    theory TEXT,
    party TEXT,
    role TEXT,
    basis TEXT
);
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