Friedman, Suder & Cooke is proud to celebrate its 25th anniversary since Walker Friedman, Jon Suder, and Mike Cooke founded the firm in late 1992 and opened its doors in January 1993. FSC has remained true to its core premise in serving as trial attorneys who provide top-notch representation for our clients in every aspect of their complex civil litigation cases. FSC … (Read More)
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FSC marks its 25th anniversary
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Trial and Appellate Court Victory in Alleged Theft of Technology Case
On November 14, 2017, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a take nothing judgment (Judgment as a Matter of Law) awarded to FSC’s clients following a three-week jury trial in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The case involved common law misappropriation and fraud claims based on FSC’s clients’ … (Read More)
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FSC Welcomes Two New Shareholders
FSC is pleased to announce that Todd Blumenfeld and Jack Price have been named Shareholders as of January 1, 2016. Todd practices in the areas of business and commercial litigation, patent and intellectual property litigation, and food manufacturing law. Jack practices in the areas of business and commercial litigation, trust and estate litigation, and oil and gas litigation. … (Read More)
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Multi-Million Dollar Breach of Contract Judgment Affirmed
On October 22, 2014 the Superior Court of Pennsylvania affirmed a summary judgment award awarded FSC’s client XTO Energy Inc against Dominion Field Services, Inc. resulting in a breach of contract award to XTO worth approximately $4.5 million. The case involved an extremely complicated factual history and esoteric aspects of how natural gas is traded. The dispute … (Read More)
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Securities-fraud arbitration award confirmed following court challenge
Today, the securities-fraud arbitration award in favor of FSC client Lawrence Dale was confirmed. As reported earlier, Walker Friedman and Christian Tucker won a seven-figure FINRA arbitration award against Morgan Keegan based on that investment firm’s fraud surrounding an allegedly safe bond fund that instead contained high-risk mortgage-backed securities. In early 2013, Morgan Keegan moved … (Read More)