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Thompson and Knight Attorneys Secure Jury Verdict for Landlord in Breach of Lease Dispute

Released on = August 30, 2007, 12:45 pm

Press Release Author = Thompson & Knight LLP

Industry = Law

Press Release Summary = Thompson & Knight attorneys recently secured a jury verdict
in favor of 9555 West Belt L.P./Bayview USA Holdings LLC, the owner of an office
building located at 9555 W. Sam Houston Parkway, in a dispute involving a tenant’s
breach of a long-term lease.

Press Release Body = Thompson & Knight attorneys recently secured a jury verdict in
favor of 9555 West Belt L.P./Bayview USA Holdings LLC, the owner of an office
building located at 9555 W. Sam Houston Parkway, in a dispute involving a tenant’s
breach of a long-term lease. The defendants in the suit were Quality Infusion Care,
Inc., a company which provides services for home health care, and its owners Jim and
Linda Rutherford. Moody Rambin Interests managed the property for 9555 West Belt
L.P.

Quality Infusion was accused of entering into a seven-year lease of office space in
2002, abandoning the premises in 2005, and failing to pay the remainder of the rent
and building operating expenses that were due through 2009. The defendants claimed
they abandoned the space because the property was unsuitable for their business and
because the owner breached the implied warranties of suitability and quiet
enjoyment. Specifically, the defendants claimed the building’s power supply failed
repeatedly. The jury, after a three-day trial, found in favor of the Firm’s client,
and the court entered final judgment on August 6, 2007.

Partner Hunter M. Barrow was the lead attorney representing the plaintiffs and was
assisted by Associate Charles A. Lestage. Both are residents in Thompson & Knight’s
Houston office.

About Thompson & Knight

Since 1887, Thompson & Knight LLP has consistently made a positive impact on its
clients’ successes. With its practice focused on the energy industry, the Firm has
extensive resources in litigation, tax, insolvency, and international energy
matters. The Firm has approximately 420 attorneys, and has offices and alliances in
North America, South America, Europe, and Africa. Thompson & Knight represents
companies, government entities, and individuals in local, regional, and national
markets around the world.

Web Site = http://www.tklaw.com

Contact Details = Becky S. Jackson
Director of Marketing
Thompson & Knight LLP
1700 Pacific Avenue, Suite 3300
Dallas, Texas 75201
214.969.1478
becky.jackson@tklaw.com

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