The firm successfully defended a long-time office manager who was accused of converting millions of dollars of company funds to her own use. Plaintiff owned the self-proclaimed largest real estate tax buyer in the country, which went into bankruptcy following the alleged conversion. Plaintiff alleged that the Defendant provided the company's lenders with duplicate tax certificates that she had created to give the illusion that the company was financially stable. Defendant denied that her actions caused the damage to the company, and that the Plaintiff was aware of the financial instability of the company, telling the Defendant, "Do whatever you have to do," when told that he did not have sufficient collateral to keep his loans in good standing.

The jury returned a verdict in favor of the Defendant in less than thirty (30) minutes.