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Tae Kwon Do Case Settles in Technical Knock Out

On September 17, 2013 VLF with the assistance of mediator Judge Mark Davidson, reached a favorable settlement for three minority shareholder plaintiffs in a case alleging breach of fiduciary duty and shareholder oppression. The business involved was a closely held corporation which offered Taekwondo and Hapkido services to the community with a focus on school age children.

After completing written discovery and taking the Defendant and majority shareholder’s deposition, the evidence was overwhelming. The facts at hand, including payment of personal expenses and unrecorded personal loans, are similar to many of the cases that VLF routinely handles, though this case may be the only one where each of the four individual parties to the lawsuit were all black belts!

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Joseph L. Lanza is an attorney at Vethan Law Firm P.C. with more than 30 years of litigation experience. He litigates cases involving non-competition agreements, trade secrets misappropriation, breach of contract, fiduciary duties, and patent and trademark infringement, and has prevailed on numerous appeals before Texas Courts of Appeals and the Fifth Circuit.

 

Texas Bar No.: 784447

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