After 12 days of trial over a five-week period, a P&A team of lead attorney Kim Altsuler, second chair Stormy Mayfield, and paralegal Tiffany Kaufman, secured a defense verdict for our client, a large regional homebuilder.

The jury found no liability on the plaintiff’s breach of implied warranty of habitability claim and determined that our client made a reasonable RCLA settlement offer – one that would have severely capped any damages had they been awarded.

Throughout the trial, our attorneys fought tirelessly, including a pivotal cross-examination of plaintiff’s expert that led the court to exclude certain unreliable data.

As our client reflected, “‘Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation.’ This result was the product of good facts, good law, relentless preparation, and determination.”