| Oral Agreement Verdicts & Settlements | Click on case name to purchase report | |
| Verdict & Settlement Disposition | Description | Case Name |
| $2,500,000 | An importer of blankets, clothing and other textile items alleged that it failed to receive an agreed-upon 3% gross profit from a wholesaler. | M-Tex Imports Int'l Inc. v. YG Jeans Designs
Philadelphia Co., Pa., Ct. C.P., No. 050400169 (6/29/07) |
| $2,302,790 | The man who arranged financing for a real estate development claimed that he had obtained an oral promise he would receive a share in the development's profits. |
Alexander v. Texas Standard Construction, Ltd. Dallas Co., Texas, Dist. Ct., No. 04-05460-C (7/18/07) |
| $333,074 | A contractor was assigned subcontracts to cut and haul dead trees. She sued the original contractor, claiming her co. was entitled to one-third of the contract monies. | Henslee v. United Pacific Services Inc. San Diego Co., Calif., Super. Ct., No. GIN 052390 (8/13/07) |
| $175,459 (D) | A contractor countersued a company suing him for competition. He alleged that the co. failed to honor a promise to pay him 20% of net profits on homes they built. | Meadowbrook Homes, Inc. v. Sandoval Dallas Co., Texas, Dist. Ct., No. 05-05651 (3/21/07) |
| $49,000 | A man alleged that he was entitled to half the money his girlfriend received for the sale of the house they'd lived in for five years. | Pastor v. Tortoreelo Morris Co., N.J., Super. Ct., No. L-002026-05 (7/20/07) |
| $9,529 | A nurse hired a friend to build an addition on his home. The friend walked off the job; the nurse alleged his friend failed to honor their oral contract. | Wright v. Huff Gloucester Co., N.J., Super. Ct., No. L-000259-05 (6/12/07) |
| $3,100 | After a couple broke up, the ex-girlfriend sued the ex-boyfriend for money she had lent to him for airline flights and other expenses. | Suchini v. Arcila Hillsborough Co., Fla., Cir. Ct., No. 05-30876 (4/27/07) |
| Defense | A businessman claimed that Beyonce Knowles failed to pay for his arranging a licensing agreement. Defense argued that the breach-of-contract claim should be dismissed because it failed to state the material terms of the agreement. | Walker v. Knowles New York Co., N.Y., Sup. Ct., No. 602499/06 (3/26/07) |
| Defense | An assistant professor believed he had obtained a position at Temple University. The defense denied that any sort of contract existed | Basuroy v. Temple University E.D. Penn., No. 06-cv-01810-WD (6/19/07) |
| Defense | A woman terminated from her human resources job claimed she was terminated for complaining about noise levels. Her employers pointed to excessive absenteeism. | Cruickshank v. PDQ Automatic Transmission Parts Inc. Sacramento Co., Calif., Super. Ct., No. 04AS02097 (7/06/07)) |
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