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Venue: Monterey County

Jury Verdict/Result: Motion for Summary Judgment resulting in favorable settlement

Case Name and Date: Borde v. Monterey County, et al.

Description: Plaintiffs, residents of the City of Carmel in an area bordering the Carmel River, brought suit against multiple public entities following two successive massive flooding events. Our motion for summary judgment brought on behalf of client the City of Carmel allowed for the successful and highly favorable settlement of a multitude of highly complex water damage claims involving interlocking theories of flood and surface water damage. Plaintiffs alleged numerous tort causes of action against all defendants as well as inverse condemnation against the public entitydefendants and claimed $12 million in damages.

 

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