Civil Litigation
Jun. 5, 2019
Jury says man can’t sue brother for $250 million in partnership dispute
While the jury found that the statute of limitations has lapsed in a case between two brothers in a $250M partnership dispute, the case isn’t over as the judge still has to consider the equitable estoppel defense.
A Los Angeles jury has ruled a man cannot sue his brother for $250 million in a long-running partnership dispute due to the lapse of the statute of limitations.
Plaintiff Shailesh Jogani sued his brother Haresh Jogani for breach of contract and fiduciary duty, saying he wrongfully withheld $250 million from him as his share, per the terms of an alleged oral partnership agreement the brothers reached years ago. Shailesh Jogani v. Haresh Jogani, B...
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