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899 material facts asserted in filings

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37 rows where filing_id = 50

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617 50 50 Filed February 24, 2023 before Judge Christine Weems in the 281st Judicial District Court
618 50 50 Third attempt at summary judgment after prior MSJs denied October 31, 2022
619 50 50 Adopts Nicholson co-defendant's MSJ arguments and evidence by reference
620 50 50 Kassab represented over 400 clients in barratry suits against Pohl
621 50 50 Walker, Ladner, and Precision Marketing received over $5 million in 'barratry pass-through money'
622 50 50 Pohl's wife Donalda owned Helping Hands Financing; cousin Edgar Jaimes operated it
623 50 50 Runners trained 40-50 people to solicit clients from hospitals, funerals, and accident scenes
624 50 50 Magdalena Santana paid $50,000 cash in bags marked 'trick or treat' to sign gag agreement
625 50 50 Talley solicited 800+ BP cases and 20+ auto accident cases
626 50 50 Mae Berry solicited 3 days after son's fatal accident; offered $500 for funeral
627 50 50 Cheatham family paid $24,000 ($18,000 to Sr.) via Helping Hands check
628 50 50 Bikumbu solicited in hospital by Santanas days after accident that killed relative Simon Kumeso
629 50 50 Butts solicited in hospital; family called security
630 50 50 Reese solicited day after burying husband; Ladner flew to 'nowhere Arkansas'
631 50 50 Walker/Ladner/Precision sued Pohl in MS federal court October 8, 2014
632 50 50 Mississippi Litigation settled and dismissed with prejudice April 24, 2017
633 50 50 Pohl argued in Mississippi Litigation that runner agreements were illegal (judicial estoppel basis)
634 50 50 Mississippi court found illegality defense would only apply to Pohl, not the non-lawyer runners
635 50 50 Precision sold to Favre on May 12, 2015; Nicholson entered appearance same day
636 50 50 Favre voluntarily gave client information to Nicholson, Kassab, and Montague
637 50 50 Pohl's counsel told Favre on three occasions he didn't care what Favre did with the information
638 50 50 Kassab obtained info from PACER and directly from Favre/Precision/Nicholson
639 50 50 Kassab sent State Bar-approved advertisement letters to solicitation victims
640 50 50 Four barratry lawsuits filed: Berry (settled), Brumfield (dismissed on limitations), Gandy (dismissed on limitations), Cheatham (reversed on appeal)
641 50 50 Pohl testified he closed Mississippi office summer 2014 and discovered files taken
642 50 50 Pohl testified: 'Yes, I knew they were not being made available to me' as of summer 2014
643 50 50 Pohl waited until August 28, 2018 to file this suit — over 4 years after accrual
644 50 50 May 2015 letters between Pohl and Nicholson show alternative latest accrual date
645 50 50 Arnold testified 10,000-11,000 contracts rejected, returned, or discarded
646 50 50 Arnold testified alleged trade secrets stored in unsecured storage shed and her home
647 50 50 No confidentiality or NDA agreements with any parties who had access
648 50 50 PMG/Walker/Ladner/Seymour created client lists; belonged to PMG, not Pohl
649 50 50 Pohl admitted not licensed in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, or Florida
650 50 50 Pohl spent majority of 2012-2014 practicing law at Mississippi 'law office'
651 50 50 Expert Zavitsanos is biased: was advocate for Pohl's co-defendant and previously sued by Kassab
652 50 50 Gandy Petition: 103 of 133 plaintiffs were Mississippians, 7 Louisianans, 21 Alabamians, 3 Floridians
653 50 50 Brumfield Petition: 153 of 272 were Mississippians, 54 Louisianans, 39 Alabamians, 22 Floridians

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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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