Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is proud to announce that Partner Nicole Whyte has been selected by her peers for inclusion in the 26th Edition of The Best Lawyers In America, for her work in Family Law. This is an outstanding recognition as only the top 5% of talent in the United States are chosen for inclusion in this publication. Best […]
We are proud to announce that our Reno Associate Attorneys Damon Booth and Cody Marriott were invited to speak on a panel at the 2019 Small Business Institute in Reno, Nevada. The panel was hosted by the Nevada Legal Services, Inc. and the Nevada Small Business Development Center. The attendees consisted of small business owners […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara represented a truck driver who rear ended Plaintiff’s vehicle on an interstate highway. Plaintiff demanded over $3,500,000 for spinal injuries and a TBI. Plaintiff requested mediation on the eve of trial after we insisted on deposing Plaintiff’s non-retained expert radiologist. BWB&O filed a motion in limine to preclude all expert […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is elated to announce Founding Partner Nicole Whyte and Partner Nicole Nuzzo’s most recent trial victory in a Family Lawsuit. Ms. Nuzzo’s excellent and meticulous briefing, witness litanies and outlines of argument won the day in court, while Ms. Whyte served as lead counsel at trial. BWB&O’s client received […]
Partner Alison Hurley and Associate Allison Howard who are part of BWB&O’s Business Litigation team recently prevailed in a hard-fought contract dispute for their clients initiated in 2017. Ms. Hurley and Ms. Howard served as litigation counsel to a national maintenance company in relation to a contract dispute over their performance of their work for […]
This case involved a motor vehicle accident. BWB&O’s client stipulated to liability through their former counsel. Plaintiff, a former medical professional with EMT certification, was an “egg shell” with a 10% permanent disability to lumbar, and degenerative conditions throughout the spine. Plaintiff had past and future medical specials approaching $1,000,000.00, but after 4 days of […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP obtained a unanimous defense verdict in a Nevada District Court case which pertained to a head on golf cart collision. Plaintiff alleged negligence against BWB&O’s client, a 13-year-old girl who was the driving the other golf cart involved in the accident. Plaintiff also asserted a claim of negligence entrustment […]
BWB&O served as litigation counsel to a national real estate brokerage and its agents in relation to a legal dispute over their performance in a series of related commercial real estate transactions. The action stemmed from Plaintiffs, who were the subsequent owners and landlords of a property in which BWB&O’s clients were claimed to have […]
BWB&O represented the Defendants, owners and operators of apartment complexes, in a housing discrimination case. This case involved 13 Plaintiffs—5 adult parents and 8 minor children—all alleging that Defendants violated the Federal Fair Housing Act, the California Fair Employment and Housing Act, and the California Unruh Civil Rights Act by committing familial discrimination. Throughout the […]
BWB&O recently obtained a defense verdict in a premises liability case. Plaintiff was a day laborer who fell off of a roof, broke his left leg (compound fracture with the bone protruding from the skin) and right foot, both of which required surgical intervention including the placement of hardware. In addition to his left leg […]
BWB&O obtained a $40,000.00 verdict on a clear liability rear end claim. Plaintiff underwent a lumbar fusion and incurred $450,000.00 in medical specials. At Trial, Plaintiff sought in excess of $800,000.00, and his last demand prior to Trial was $500,000.00. The jury trial in Santa Monica took two weeks and ended with an 11-1 verdict, […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara had a tremendous victory in the California Court of Appeal and California Supreme Court. At issue on the appeal was (1) whether the Default Judgment in favor of our client exceeded the relief sought in the Complaint, (2) whether the Defendants’ due process rights had been violated by an order […]