After more than five years of protracted litigation, Lash & Goldberg LLP favorably resolved a national consumer class action against a national health system and an affiliate in federal court. The complaint asserted that the defendants had engaged in a pattern and practice of unlawfully “balance billing” class member-patients in violation of state and federal consumer protection laws.
Lash & Goldberg LLP represented a world renowned professional golfer in a long-running dispute with a memorabilia dealer. The lawsuit concerned a license agreement regarding the use of the golfer’s name and likeness. After extensive discovery, the parties resolved the case just prior to trial.
Lash & Goldberg LLP represented a national retail chain in a multi-million-dollar dispute over the retailer’s leased space in a Palm Beach County, Florida shopping center. The retailer disputed the landlord’s attempts to increase annual common area maintenance and related charges. After discovery, the Court granted the retailer’s motion for final summary judgment on all claims.
Lash & Goldberg LLP represented a Florida not-for-profit hospital in a federal court action against an affiliate of McKesson Corporation for breach of a pharmaceutical software, services and management agreement. The hospital’s complaint asserted multiple and persistent breaches of the agreement in connection with the purchase and implementation of a pharmacy software and management system.
On behalf of four South Florida hospitals, Lash & Goldberg LLP sued Canadian travel insurance carriers in federal court who had underpaid claims for medical treatment provided to their insureds. The Firm won a key jurisdictional ruling and defeated the insurers’ motion to dismiss the complaint, which required the Canadian insurers to litigate and stand trial in the United States district court rather than in the Canadian courts.