Clay Miller, left, and Lawrence R. Lassiter, right, of Miller Weisbrod. Courtesy photos Apartments for $10? Court Stops Landlord Allegedly Skirting Personal Injury Claim
The appeals court accepted that the trial court correctly ruled that if Fercan Kalkan were allowed to continue transferring assets, it would "essentially render [his company] judgment-proof."
June 29, 2023 at 06:19 PM
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Personal Injury
A Houston appeals court upheld freezing assets that were not directly connected to a defendant, and snagged in a personal injury suit, finding equity transfers were likely intended to leave the defendant insolvent.
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