Richardson Callahan & Frederick LLP - Attorneys At Law

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Richardson Callahan & Frederick LLP
Attorneys At Law

4205 Balmoral Drive, Suite 101
Huntsville, Alabama 35801-4881

Telephone: (256) 533-2440
Facsimile: (256) 533-2441

MAILING ADDRESS:

Post Office Box 18667
Huntsville, Alabama 35804-8667

Richardson Callahan & Frederick LLP is a law firm of highly experienced attorneys with a distinctive civil practice. Our firm has been recognized to be among the best in the Huntsville / North Alabama area in the areas of business and commercial litigation, corporate law, employment law, franchising, government contracts, estate planning and personal injury. While Richardson Callahan & Frederick LLP is primarily a litigation and dispute resolution firm representing clients ranging from small businesses to FORTUNE 500 corporations, the firm also represents individuals in transactional matters such as real estate, and in personal concerns involving estate planning and probate litigation.

Richardson Callahan & Frederick LLP is a big firm in a small box with a history of achieving successful results for its clients. Choosing the right firm to represent you is an important one. We encourage you to learn more about who we are and what we do. Explore our web site and then call (256) 533-2440 to see how we can help you.


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Government Contracts

[01/04] US v. Wilkinson
District court's imposition of a probationary sentence on defendant in connection with his guilty plea to various fraud charges stemming from his participation in a government procurement fraud scheme involving aviation fuel contracts is vacated and remanded with instructions for: 1) the district court to explain in detail why it believes DESC's claimed actual losses are not sufficiently supported by the expert testimony for purposes of calculating defendant's advisory Guidelines sentencing range and awarding Defense Energy Support Center (DESC) restitution under the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act (MVRA); and 2) reconsideration of the district court's determination that DESC was entitled to no restitution under the MVRA.
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Intellectual Property

[01/05] Great Clips, Inc. v. Hair Cuttery of Greater Boston, LLC
In a trademark dispute between companies in the hair care industry involving a settlement agreement entered into nineteen years ago in which their predecessors stipulated to the withdrawal of the parties' respective claims and to not object further to the registration of the others' trademark, district court's grant of plaintiff's request for declaratory judgment is affirmed as, notwithstanding possible arguments on each side about potential confusion between their respective phrases, "Great Cuts" and "Great Clips", no evidence is offered that the parties sought only to allow each to register its mark but to reserve for future litigation the practical consequences of registration.
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Labor & Employment Law

[01/05] Capone v. Aetna Life Ins. Co.
In an ERISA action seeking disability benefits from an insurer, summary judgment for defendant is reversed where: 1) even if plaintiff's dive off a dock into shallow water was intentional, if there was an intervening unexpected act, plaintiff would be entitled to recover under the policy; and 2) it was unreasonable to conclude that plaintiff's intoxication caused his injury.
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