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Case Studies
Telluride vs. San Miguel Valley Corp. Eminent Domain Case
Synopsis
Visual Advantage designed demonstratives and provided in trial presentation support to Otten Johnson Robinson Neff & Ragonetti, whose defense team Darrell Waas, Mikaela Rivera, and Patricia Campbell represented the San Miguel Valley Corp. in a $50 million dollar eminent domain case.
The Town of Telluride attempted to acquire the 570-acre Valley Floor under the eminent domain law from the San Miguel Valley Corp. Telluride’s appraisers had valued the property at $26 million, far lower than the $50 million appraisal performed for the San Miguel Valley Corp. The six-member jury was responsible for deciding which appraisal best reflects the value of the property.
Verdict
After deliberating for two weeks, the jury delivered a verdict in favor of the San Miguel Valley Corp. for $50 million.
Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr. v. Patrick D. Bowlen, PDB Sports, Ltd.
Synopsis
In 2004, a U.S. District Court jury ruled in favor of plaintiff Edgar
Kaiser, who was attempting to force current owner Pat Bowlen of PDB
Enterprises, Inc. to sell a percentage of ownership of the Denver Broncos
football team back to him. An appeal to overturn the 2004 ruling was
filed in August of 2006 by the defendant refuting the right of Kaiser
to force the sale.
Visual Advantage provided trial consulting support and demonstrative
design services to Reilly, Pozner & Williamson, LLP, who defended
Bowlen at trial. Kaiser claimed that Bowlen had promised him first right
of refusal for a percentage of purchase of the team and violated the
terms of the 1984 sale of majority ownership of the team by dividing
it with siblings and offering former Bronco John Elway a share of the
team.
Verdict
The jury dismissed the breach of warranty claim and denied judgment,
remanding the case in favor of defendant, Pat Bowlen.
