Breach Of Contract Jury Verdicts Settlements

A Florida jury awarded SK Invest Group $735,610 after finding First Florida International (FFI) and owner Edward Genin liable for charging for work never performed, breaching contract, and committing fraud in a renovation project.

In a landmark decision, a California jury found NSO Group liable for hacking roughly 1,400 mobile phones belonging to attorneys, activists, and journalists. The verdict confirms that NSO Group violated federal and state computer intrusion laws, making it a pivotal case for digital privacy and cybersecurity enforcement.

Dawn International sued Jacob Fleishman Sales for $5.2M over unpaid pork shipments and contract breaches. A federal jury sided with Dawn, awarding over $3.76M in damages. Fleishman’s defenses and fraud claims were rejected, marking a major win for the supplier.

LIDHAR Development LLC pursues injunctive relief in dispute with SOUTHWIND Gardens over property contract breach.

A Florida jury recently awarded $25,888.91 in a payment bond lawsuit brought by Solo Air Conditioning & Heating Co., Inc. against FCCI Insurance Company over unpaid HVAC work on a public construction project in Miami. The case, filed in Miami-Dade County, concluded after the jury found FCCI liable for breaching the statutory bond issued to guarantee subcontractor payments, entitling Solo to recover contract damages and confirming it had not waived its right to payment.

A Miami-Dade County jury recently awarded $40,000 in a homeowners insurance denial lawsuit stemming from Tropical Storm Eta damage to the Hialeah property of plaintiffs Yamirka Castro Almora and Armando Quintans Castro. The case, brought against People’s Trust Insurance Company, concluded after the jury found the plaintiffs had proven the storm caused direct physical damage during the policy period, entitling them to coverage under the terms of their insurance policy.

A New York federal jury recently awarded $21,980,444.70 in a breach of contract lawsuit brought by Sanmina Corporation against Dialight PLC over a terminated manufacturing agreement. The case, filed in the Southern District of New York, concluded after the jury found Dialight liable for failing to pay for completed goods and excess materials following its 2018 contract termination, entitling Sanmina to recover unpaid invoices, material costs, and legal fees under the terms of the agreement.

On December 6, 2017, Plaintiffs Yogursmooth Inc., d/b/a La Cantina Xpress Grill, and Maso, L.L.C., d/b/a Maso Restoration, LLC, a/a/o Yogursmooth Inc., d/b/a La Cantina Xpress Grill filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Covington Specialty Insurance Company. The lawsuit was filed in the Florida State, Miami-Dade County, Eleventh Circuit Court. Honorable Reemberto Diaz presided over this lawsuit. [Case number: 2017-027982-CA-01] Plaintiffs Yogursmooth Inc., d/b/a La Cantina Xpress Grill, a Florida corporation, and Maso, L.L.C., d/b/a Maso Restoration, LLC, a Florida limited liability company, a/a/o Yogursmooth Inc., d/b/a La Cantina Xpress Grill held an active insurance policy issued by Covington Specialty Insurance Company in exchange for a paid premium. The policy covered Yogursmooth’s property and business against specific losses. The insured property, located at 1881 NW 87th Avenue, Suite 194, Hi

On August 27, 2021, Plaintiff Abraham Palacios, an individual (“Plaintiff” or “Palacios”) filed a business torts lawsuit against Defendants Alejandro Quintana a/k/a Jose Quintana, a/k/a Jose Alejandro Quintana, a/k/a Jose Alejandro Quintana Diaz, an individual (“Defendant” or “Quintana”), and Holdings of Christopher, LLC. The lawsuit was filed in the Florida State, Miami-Dade County, Eleventh Circuit Court. Judge Barbara Areces presided over this lawsuit. [Case number: 2021-020017-CA-01] In October 2020, Quintana approached Palacios about forming a business focused on steel transformation and fabrication of bolted metal structures. They agreed to an oral partnership, sharing profits and losses equally. Palacios brought over a decade of experience in metal mechanics, while Quintana claimed to be a financially

On August 9, 2022, Devin Grandis filed a breach of contract lawsuit against BGIS Global Integrated Solutions US LLC (“BGIS”). It was alleged that Devin's employment contract was violated without valid reason and even after his termination, BGIS continued to use his signature without permission. The lawsuit was filed in the United States District Court, Florida Southern (Ft Lauderdale). The lawsuit was assigned to Judge Jacqueline Becerra and referred to Magistrate Judge Alicia O. Valle. [Case number: 0:22cv61477] APT, a family-owned company founded by Grandis in 1994, became a major U.S. provider of electrical, lighting, signage, and energy manage

On August 30, 2023, Donavan Lobello sued Blue Line Aviation for breach of contract in Wake County Superior Court, North Carolina (Case No. 23CV024224-910). He alleged the school failed to provide promised flight training and sought financial damages. Judge Matthew Houston presided over this case. Donavan Lobello, a resident of Hamburg, New York, enrolled in Blue Line Aviation’s Career Pilot Program on June 15, 2022. He agreed to pay $91,575.00 for flight training, which included 153 single-engine hours, 35 flight simulator hours, 25 multi-engine hours, and 450 instructor hours. Blue Line Aviation, a North Carolina-based flight school, promised to provide comprehensive pilot training. Lobello financed $82,417.50 through ZuntaFi and had to comply with the school’s attendance policies. He began training on A

On October 13, 2023, OnSite Fleet, LLC filed a civil rights lawsuit against Nissan North America, Inc alleging discrimination and retaliation against employees. The lawsuit was filed in the United States District Court, Tennessee Middle (Nashville). The case was assigned to District Judge Waverly D. Crenshaw, Jr and referred to Magistrate Judge Alistair Newbern. [Case number: 3:23cv1071] On April 2, 2018, OnSite signed a contract with Nissan to manage the Corporate Vehicle Lease Program (CV Program). This contract, later amended, was known as the Professional Services Agreement. Under this agreement, OnSite provided services such as vehicle ordering, delivery, maintenance, and accident management at several Nissan facilities,