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899 material facts asserted in filings

Data license: Public court records

22 rows where filing_id = 35

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fact_id ▼ filing_id fact
454 35 35 Pohl engaged Precision Marketing Group to provide PR services, gather evidence, and screen clients for BP Deepwater Horizon and motor vehicle accident claims
455 35 35 In November 2016, Kassab, Nicholson, and Montague purchased Pohl's stolen confidential information from Favre for $250,000 plus bonuses (Nov. 10, 2016 agreement)
456 35 35 Defendants took possession of materials starting December 2016
457 35 35 Defendants used Pohl's client information to contact and solicit Pohl's clients for barratry claims
458 35 35 Kassab admitted attaching Pohl's fee agreements to solicitation letters sent to Pohl's clients
459 35 35 Defendants filed barratry claims on behalf of 400+ plaintiffs; all but four were resolved in Pohl's favor
460 35 35 All State Bar grievances filed by Kassab were dismissed, many finding no violation of disciplinary rules
461 35 35 Kassab, Nicholson, and Montague formed a joint venture and co-counsel agreement to pursue barratry claims
462 35 35 Montague admitted sending 'PMG documents' including 'attorney-client contracts, communications, and lists of clients' to Kassab in Texas
463 35 35 Nicholson actively ensured team received all client contracts (Nov. 22, 2016 email)
464 35 35 Walker, Ladner, and Seymour all testified client contracts and/or client lists belong to Pohl
465 35 35 Walker testified client list was worth $6 million; Ladner corroborated
466 35 35 Favre paid $1.5 million to acquire Precision Marketing
467 35 35 Pohl maintained office at top of Hancock Bank with 24-hour security, coded elevators, security cameras, files under lock and key
468 35 35 Pohl emphasized confidentiality to Precision 'numerous times throughout the relationship'
469 35 35 Kassab's agreement contained indemnity provision holding Favre harmless for claims from Pohl
470 35 35 Nicholson sent threatening letters to get Walker and others to turn over Pohl's information
471 35 35 Billy Shepherd (Pohl's counsel) made multiple demands to Nicholson for return of property
472 35 35 Pohl sought sanctions from federal court for failure to return property (Oct. 25, 2017 hearing)
473 35 35 Certain defendants' uses of trade secrets occurred after May 1, 2017 Settlement Agreement
474 35 35 Pohl filed suit on August 28, 2018
475 35 35 No Pohl client contracts have been declared void under the barratry statute

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CREATE TABLE key_facts (
    fact_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    filing_id INTEGER REFERENCES filings(filing_id),
    fact TEXT
);
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