Articles Posted in Business Litigation

In a lawsuit filed last week in Fort Worth, IMcP represents more than ten investors alleging fraud against the founders of a bitcoin mining company. The lawsuit is generating media attention, with links below. Chase Potter is lead counsel, working closely with IMcP partners Joshua Iacuone and Anna Richardson. Case No. 342-360258-24 in Tarrant County.

Today, in the Collin County courthouse, Iacuone McAllister Potter achieved for our client a final judgment of $781,600 – resulting a total recovery for the client of over $13 million dollars. The total recovery was in two related lawsuits resolved within two months of each other. The lawsuits, a dispute between former business owners, involved…

“Sparks fly in billionaires’ court battle over failed anti-woke bank GloriFi” What’s latest in legal case of GloriFi, failed anti-woke bank? – Dallas Business Journal (Oct. 1, 2024)

‘Do-or-die hearing’ underway in legal fight over remains of anti-woke bank GloriFi Glorifi bank hearing in Dallas, Texas: Updates | wfaa.com (Sept. 26, 2024)

After a four-year battle in the Dallas County courthouse, Iacuone McAllister Potter achieved for our client a final judgment of over twelve million dollars ($12,517,242). The lawsuit, a dispute between former business owners, involved multiple courthouses and appeals. Chase Potter was lead counsel, working closely with partners Anna Richardson and Greg McAllister. Case No. DC-21-14920.

“Billionaires feud over bankrupt ‘anti-woke’ Dallas bank” Businessmen behind ‘anti-woke’ Dallas bank locked in legal battle | wfaa.com (Aug. 6, 2024)

If you’ve seen the hit TV series Suits, you already know a thing or two about closing a deal from Harvey Specter – the self-proclaimed “best closer in New York City.” It’s hard to deny Harvey’s lofty title when you consider his track record. Harvey averaged around one to two multi-million-dollar settlements per episode. While…

“New Dallas Litigation Firm IMcP Established” New Dallas Litigation Firm IMcP Established – The Texas Lawbook (Jan. 29, 2024)