Dweck v. Nasser

CONCLUDED

Trial
07/11/11 – 07/15/11

Summary

In this manufacturing business litigation proceeding, plaintiff Gila Dweck alleged Albert Naseer, her partner in the company Kids International LLC of breaching his fiduciary duties by appointing additional directors to the board of the company. The defendant filed a counterclaim in this lawsuit alleging that the plaintiff Gila Dweck breached her fiduciary duties by launching Success Apparel LLC and Premium Apparel Brands LLC while working at Kids International LLC and using the company’s resources for the benefit of her new ventures.

The plaintiff was represented by attorney William Wachtel and John Reichman. The defendant in this case, Albert Nasser was represented by attorney Kurt Heyman.

Outcome

The court found Dweck, Taxin, Fine, and Nasser liable to Kids. For accountings purposees, profit was to be measured as gross profit minus the selling, general, and administrative expenses. Also, pre-judgment interest was due on all amounts at the legal rate and compounded quarterly.

Case Information
Attorneys
Witnesses
Plaintiff
Defense
Judge
Travis Laster
Jurisdiction
Delaware Court Of Chancery
Court
New Castle County Courthouse
Case Number
1353-VCL
Industry
Manufacturing
Practice Area
Commercial Law
Plaintiff
Dweck, Gila
Defense
Nasser, Albert
Expert Witnesses
Lay Witnesses

Sessions

JUL
11
JUL
12
JUL
13
JUL
14
JUL
15

Recording Disclaimer: This proceeding was recorded in full.

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