Cashill Law’s practice includes…

Business Fraud/Litigation

Cashill Law has experience with issues involving unfair competition, disputes or battles for control of closely held (non-public) corporations, fraud, misrepresentation, breach of fiduciary duty, diversion of corporate opportunities, oppression of minority shareholders, embezzlement, accountant liability, breach of contract, and predatory lending.

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Personal Injury

Our firm’s personal injury experience includes cases involving serious personal injury, wrongful death, negligence, automobile/truck/motor cycle collisions; claims against insurance companies; mining and construction injuries; trespass to land.

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Undue Influence/Elder Abuse/Will Contests

Undue influence “reaches every case, and grants relief where ‘influence is acquired and abused, or where confidence is reposed and betrayed’” and is applied to void such transactions as deeds, contracts, and wills. In re Jane Tiffany Living Trust 2001, 177 P. 3d 1060, 1063 (Nev. 2008). A presumption of undue influence arises when a fiduciary relationship exists (that is when one places her/his trust and confidence in another—for example, a relative, investment advisor, lawyer, partner, business associate, or bank) and the fiduciary benefits from the questioned transaction.

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Fraud

Cashill Law’s experience with fraud cases includes investigation and litigation of claims for fraud or misrepresentation by partners, family members, co-owners of businesses or corporations, embezzlement, small business fraud, fraud by or against insurance companies, insurance bad faith, identity theft, elder abuse, securities or investment fraud, and other schemes to defraud.

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