Jeremy Anderson said he can’t add up the losses his clients suffered when their bank accounts and businesses were placed into an unusual prejudgment receivership by a U.S. district court—a receivership that ended after another federal judge dissolved it.
“The losses are incalculable at this point,” said Anderson, a partner in Dallas’ Anderson Beakley, alleging that the receivership froze bank accounts and disrupted businesses causing them to fail after his clients were sued by a group of minority shareholders. “There was a business that owned 85 Dairy Queen restaurants that are gone. A boat and ATV dealership is gone. There is a golf course out in Midland that is gone.”
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