Kyle Zambarano

Practice Details

• Firm Information
  Position

  Shareholder

  Firm Name

  Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Representative Matters: Won summary judgment on all counts for a company involved in a $20 million dispute over a licensing agreement.
  Won judgment for a local property developer when a neighboring property owner sought to enjoin a residential development.
  Won judgment on the pleadings for a national bank that was sued for $1 million in damages under the Uniform Commercial Code based on the alleged forged endorsement of checks over a five-year period.
  Successfully enforced a non-compete provision on behalf of a prominent Rhode Isl
  design
  manufacturing company.
  Successfully enforced a non-compete provision on behalf of a local casino operator.
  Successfully enforced a non-compete provision on behalf of a local orthopedics distributor against a former salesperson who left for a competitor.
  Prevented multiple different lawsuits against a national bank
  protected its assets through successful advice concerning compliance with Rhode Isl
  's trustee process statute to avoid liability for the debts of the bank's customers to third parties.
  Won dismissal of a lawsuit brought against an international electronic payments processor for breach of contract containing a forum selection clause.
  Secured payment for shares of stock of a closely-held corporation owned by minority shareholders who dissented to a corporate merger.
  Assisted several local condominium associations in resolving litigation brought by a unit owner.
  Secured the removal of the independent trustee of 25 irrevocable trusts on behalf of family settlors.
  Precluded a proffered expert witness from testifying that a local credit union's former employee suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder caused by the termination of her employment,
  then at trial won a defense verdict on that claim.
  Successfully petitioned for the appointment of a receiver of a fledging LLC on behalf of one of its two members faced with the threat of a buyout of its interest for no value.
  Persuaded the Rhode Isl
  federal court to stay federal litigation
  abstain from exercising jurisdiction, which allowed the client to proceed in its desired forum
  avoid significant additional litigation costs.
  Persuaded the Rhode Isl
  federal court to exercise its discretion in favor of retaining a case in accordance with the federal statute governing supplemental jurisdiction, thereby preserving the client's ability to proceed in its preferred forum.
  Won a motion to dismiss pursuant to a little-used statute of limitations pertaining to the sales of goods.