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29 rows where filing_id = 66
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| fact_id ▼ | filing_id | fact |
|---|---|---|
| 831 | 66 66 | Filed January 19, 2024, simultaneously with JNOV Motion, within 30 days of Dec. 22, 2023 Final Judgment |
| 832 | 66 66 | 22 grounds for new trial enumerated |
| 833 | 66 66 | December 8, 2023: Walker called Kassab and confessed to 30% promise, coached depositions, reversed testimony |
| 834 | 66 66 | Walker and Ladner were co-owners of Precision Marketing Group |
| 835 | 66 66 | Walker initially signed agreement that 17 boxes of materials were Precision's, not Pohl's |
| 836 | 66 66 | In Mississippi: Walker testified Pohl paid Precision $5M in barratry money, 'clear it was barratry' |
| 837 | 66 66 | In this case: Walker recanted, said Nicholson taught him about barratry, 'advised him to lie' |
| 838 | 66 66 | In recorded call: Walker confirmed 'it was barratry' and 'some of the things that we were doing was, in fact, barratry' |
| 839 | 66 66 | Kassab did not call Walker/Ladner as live witnesses because of reversed deposition testimony |
| 840 | 66 66 | Mary Francis Arnold (office manager) testified: contracts not trade secrets, not secured, Pohl never said they were trade secrets, kept in unlocked cabinets at home |
| 841 | 66 66 | Client lists created by Jimmy Williamson and Precision; Pohl testified he did not have a list |
| 842 | 66 66 | Information kept unsecured in Ladner's garage; stored in Precision storage unit accessible to anyone |
| 843 | 66 66 | Master list on PACER for six years; produced in Mississippi discovery without protective order |
| 844 | 66 66 | Professor Benjamin Cooper: expert testimony that Pohl committed unauthorized practice of law excluded |
| 845 | 66 66 | Q2 improperly included direct misappropriation theory when only indirect misappropriation pled |
| 846 | 66 66 | Jury found Precision did NOT misappropriate but found Kassab 70% responsible — inconsistency |
| 847 | 66 66 | Q5 jury answered August 19, 2017 but Pohl knew of Precision's theft in June 2014 |
| 848 | 66 66 | Kassab's proposed questions 6, 7, and 8 all refused by Court |
| 849 | 66 66 | Q6 'while in an attorney client relationship' language: improper comment on weight of evidence |
| 850 | 66 66 | Pohl stipulated in post-trial briefing he was not seeking equitable remedies |
| 851 | 66 66 | No evidence of Kassab's net worth presented to jury |
| 852 | 66 66 | TUTSA caps exemplary at 2x actual loss — $500,000 max if attorney fees excluded |
| 853 | 66 66 | Billing invoices heavily redacted — impossible to determine tasks, timing, performers |
| 854 | 66 66 | Zavitsanos: Pohl's attorney fee expert, conclusory under Rohrmoos/Arthur Andersen factors |
| 855 | 66 66 | Zavitsanos not qualified on appellate fees, provided only conclusory lump sums |
| 856 | 66 66 | No fee segregation between TUTSA claim (recoverable) and conversion claim (unrecoverable) |
| 857 | 66 66 | Responsible third party designations denied: George W. Shepherd, Donalda Pohl, Edgar Jaimes, Ken Talley, Magdalena Santana |
| 858 | 66 66 | Cheatham v. Pohl: pending civil barratry case; Pohl sought fees in this case for defending it |
| 859 | 66 66 | Pohl claimed privilege over Shepherd communications and unredacted billing records |
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fact_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
filing_id INTEGER REFERENCES filings(filing_id),
fact TEXT
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