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What would happen if you and your spouse got into an accident and ended up unable to speak for yourselves, pay your bills, make your own investment decisions? What will happen to all the assets you’ve accumulated after you’re gone? There are several ways to handle these matters, one of which is a Living Trust. You can assign Power of Attorney to someone for your financial and health care decisions (in the event you become incapacitated). It is recommended that you have these documents even if you use a Living Trust as the basic document. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 25, 2009 – Schein & Cai LLP Won Critical Motion for Its Client
Schein & Cai LLP won a critical Motion to Dismiss Based on Forum Non Conveniens for its Taiwan based client in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California (Moletech Global Hong Kong Ltd. v. Pojery Trading Co. and Pottery Trading USA, Case No. 4:09-cv-0027-SBA). Based upon extensive briefing by Schein & Cai supported by law and fact, the Honorable Judge Saudra B. Armstrong issued an opinion, without court hearing, dismissing the lawsuit brought by the plaintiff, which was represented by a national law firm with over 900 attorneys, alleging, among others, breach of contract, trademark and copyright infringement and unfair competition by our client. This defense victory came after our firm successfully defeated a previous motion by the plaintiff to seek a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction against our client. This case exemplifies our attorneys’ in-depth knowledge of intellectual property law and business contract, as well as their excellent court advocacy skills.
February 2, 2009
Schein & Cai LLP represented its client, the Hohte Misraq Kidest Kidanemeheret Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church, in a highly contentious dispute with three of its former members regarding the legal ownership of the Church’s bank funds and personal properties, including sacred religious artifacts. A multi-day trial of the matter took place before the Santa Clara Superior Court. After considering the evidence and testimony presented by the parties, the Court entered judgment in favor of the Church, and ordered that the bank funds and personal property be immediately returned to the Church. The Court commended Schein & Cai LLP for its strong advocacy on behalf of its client.
Schein & Cai LLP Receives 2009 Best of San Jose Award
U.S. Commerce Association’s Award Plaque Honors the Achievement Read the rest of this entry »
February 2008, Reported by the Fresno Bee. “A lawsuit filed by investors in the defunct Running Horse golf course and residential development has accused two real estate agents and a title company of illegal activities related to what the lawsuit called a ‘leveraged pyramid scheme’ set up by the original partners behind the project, Tom O’Meara and Scott Webb.”
“The lawsuit, while making allegations against O’Meara, Webb and Running Horse LLC, does not name them as defendants.”
“Instead, the lawsuit accuses Fresno real estate agents Kathy Gee and Linda Ann Ulm of negligence and unjust enrichment in their dealings with those Alameda County investors on behalf of Running Horse LLC. The lawsuit also accuses Stewart Title of California of negligence and misrepresentation in failing to monitor the transaction.”
“James Cai, the San Jose-based attorney bringing the lawsuit, said in a phone interview that his clients’ allegations indicate that O’Meara and Webb were ‘just in the business of taking people’s money and trying to cover up their scheme of developing some fancy golf club that will never materialize.’”
“Cai said he did not name O’Meara and Webb in the suit because both men have filed for bankruptcy protection. But Cai called the two men’s behavior ‘highly questionable.’”