Wade & Silverstein String of Dismissals Continues April 1, 2006 - Wade Litigation (San Jose, CA) April 1, 2006 -The Silicon Valley law firm of Wade & Silverstein declared victory yet again on Wednesday. The latest victory involved the dismissal of a lawsuit that was filed against one of the firm's business clients by a national relocation corporation, which alleged, among other things, that the client had breach his duty of loyalty to the corporation. The lawsuit also alleged that the executive (who desires to remain anonymous) engaged in unfair business practices, unlawful and unfair competition, and had received profits from unlawful business activities. Shortly after being served with the lawsuit, the Executive retained the law firm of Wade & Silverstein, who vowed to defend the Executive vigorously and to seek damages in connection with the filing of a cross-complaint. On Thursday, a statement was released indicating that the corporation had agreed to dismiss its entire lawsuit against Wade & Silvertsien's client, including its demands for money damages. When asked how he felt about the dismissal, Amiel L. Wade, the firm's President indicated: "Our client is happy so I am happy. It feels good to get this case dismissed." About Wade & Silverstein Wade & Silverstein is a law firm specializing in business law and civil litigation. The firm's founders are experienced business and trial attorneys who have handled several high profile cases, resulting in winning trial verdicts, the highest of which was over $11 million dollars. Its clients include companies in the fields of electronics, construction, software development, internet and electronic commerce, real estate, marketing communications and others. The firm is dedicated to providing superior and distinctive services while building client relationships and achieving client satisfaction second to none. The firm asserts that it is the best law firm in California.
Amiel Wade
Founder and Managing Partner
Amiel is the firm’s Founder, President and Managing Partner. He specializes in civil litigation, conducting jury trials in complex cases and in helping individuals and businesses in every phase of their development. He has been practicing law for over twenty-five years. He also has served as both a judge pro tem and an arbitrator for the Santa Clara County Superior Court, and has guest lectured at Stanford University.
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