Todd J. Harlow

Won $2.7 million Judgment–including $1 million in exemplary damages–after trial of a long-running business divorce.  In addition to millions in damages, the Court entered judicial declarations turning over sole control of the company to Todd’s client.

Won $40.7 million jury verdict following a three-week jury trial in a fraudulent transfer case involving the assignment of ownership interests in a portfolio of apartment complexes.  In addition to finding that transfers were made with intent to defraud creditors, the jury also found for plaintiffs on a conspiracy claim and made alter ego findings against certain defendants.

Reversal on appeal of dismissal of $33.6 million fraudulent transfer suit brought on behalf of judgment creditors against transferees of real estate sale proceeds.

$48 million judgment, affirmed on appeal, for defrauded investors in a dispute involving several failed real estate developments. (See also this article from The Dallas Morning News.)

Successful bench trial on behalf of a commercial air carrier to enforce a training expense repayment contract. The court issued a judicial declaration that a former pilot employed by the carrier was obligated to repay flight training costs, and awarded all requested attorneys’ fees.

Take-nothing judgment after trial for developer of a lucrative oil and gas lease against fraud and breach of contract claims brought by investors.

Take-nothing judgment after trial of fraudulent transfer claims brought by a major bank that sought to enforce a prior judgment by collecting the client company’s assets.

Judgment turning over control of a helmet manufacturing company and its intellectual property to the company’s former chief executive officer.

Reversal on appeal of several bankruptcy court orders adjudicating shareholders’ equitable subordination and relative priority claims in a bankruptcy involving a major oil and gas exploration and development company.

Take-nothing Judgment in favor of a former company officer in defense of breach of fiduciary duty and related business tort claims alleging damages in excess of $8 million.

Take-nothing Judgment in favor of a major developer of wind-powered electricity in defense of a $30+ million liquidated damage claim for breach of a power purchase agreement.

$4 million Judgment, affirmed on appeal, obtained against former company officers for breach of fiduciary duty.

Successful trial of claims brought by a motion picture company for breach of a licensing agreement to exploit the Academy Award-winning film Monster.