Kroger, Gardis & Regas, LLP
111 Monument Circle
Suite 900
Indianapolis, IN
46204-5125
Phone: 317-692-9000
Fax: 317-264-6832
David E. Wright practices primarily in business-related litigation and has extensive litigation, trial and arbitration experience. Mr. Wright has served as lead counsel in litigating cases involving novel and complex issues relating to banking, corporations, partnerships, employment, professional liability, estates and fiduciary issues.
Among others, these representations include a Big 4 accounting firm defense on multi-million dollar class action claim, involving both traditional and novel theories; a professional liability defense of a law firm in seven figure claim relating to 25 or more underlying cases involving bank lending issues and bank regulatory issues, including federal administrative proceedings and federal tort claims; defense of bank against lender liability theories; international arbitration, defending damage claims seeking $10 Million plus in damages; New York arbitration of joint software development contract; defense of employment cases, including class actions involving federal and state law claims; and a divorce case establishing value and a property award judgment arising from complex and fractionalized ownership of multiple closely held businesses, with ownership spread over three generations.
Mr. Wright has been a speaker and author on arbitration, foreclosure, shareholder disputes and lender liability. He is a Distinguished Fellow of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation, and is a civil mediator. A member of the Indianapolis, Indiana State and American Bar Associations; Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, The Association of Trial Lawyers of America and the Litigation Counsel of America Trial Lawyers Honor Society. He is President of the Board of the White Star Endowment, Inc.
Recent cases of Interest: Mr. Wright obtained a trial judgment exceeding $7.5 million for minority shareholders resulting from a squeeze out merger and the enforcement of statutory dissenters rights for fair value, including the exclusion from value of certain value reducing transactions by the majority shareholder. Lees Inns of America, Inc v. William E. Lee, Revocable Trust, et al.
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