In this case, the Trustee (who was also a beneficiary) had mismanaged his father's estate, which was worth several million dollars. The Trustee fashioned himself as a savvy investor and invested over a million dollars of Trust assets in a mobile billboard Ponzi scheme, that ultimately went belly... Read On
Two parties had owned a home that they both had lived in. The Plaintiff moved out of the home but the parties had an agreement where he had a one year option to purchase the property. He never exercised the option in that year. When the property was later listed for sale, he filed a breach of ... Read On
Two business partners were involved in a dispute over the value of several small grocery stores, that handled a lot of cash. The managing partner claimed that the stores were losing money, and showed his paystub as having him making only $30,000 per year as an employee. Before Ian became involv... Read On
Ian R. Greensides successfully defended what is often referred to a "palimony" of Lee Marvin suit that went to trial. This is a case where non-marital partners have the right to sue for breach of contract for sharing of assets and incomes, alleging that they had held themselves out as a married ... Read On
Obtained settlements in foreclosure consultant scheme against a company and its owners, which obtained straw buyers to purchase homes in foreclosure, with an option for the original homeowner to repurchase the property. All equity was refinanced out of the properties, and then the proceeds were ... Read On
