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Bobby Rudolph Helps Collect Seven-Figure Judgment in Complex Real Estate Case

Bobby Rudolph acted as local counsel to a California real estate developer who brought suit against two Massachusetts companies for breach of commercial leases for properties located in California. After a trial and judgment issuing in California, Bobby brought suit against the tenant and corporate guarantor of the commercial leases in Massachusetts to enforce the California judgment. Bobby also filed a separate lawsuit against the Chief Executive Officer of the guarantor on an alter ego theory. After more than a year of extensive litigation in Massachusetts, Bobby helped the client collect the California judgment issued against the corporate guarantor, plus court costs and interest, totaling nearly $3.8 million.

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