California Court of Appeal

A landlord's claims under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, that partners in a defunct law firm drained firm assets by taking draws instead of paying rent, were not actionable where the transfers were made in good faith and for reasonably equivalent value.

Appellate Information

• Decided 08/08/2002
• Published 08/08/2002

Judges

Court

• California Court of Appeal

Counsel

• For Appellant:
  
•  Cook, Perkiss & Lew, David J. Cook, San Francisco;  Aires Raynsford, Timothy Carl Aires and Rick L. Raynsford, Laguna Niguel, for Plaintiff and Appellant.


• For Appellees:
  
• Paul R. Hamilton, in pro. per.;  Borchard & Willoughby and Mark Anthony Rodriguez, for Defendants and Respondents Hamilton & Samuels, Paul R. Hamilton, Herbert N. Samuels, Inc. and William L. Steel., Marc A. Zimmerman;  Cox, Castle & Nicholson and Deborah M. Rosenthal, Los Angeles, for Defendant and Respondent Karen J. Lee., Morrison & Foerster and Karen J. Lee, Irvine, for Defendant and Respondent Philip W. Green., Green & Adams and Philip W. Green, Irvine, for Defendant and Respondent Deborah Rosenthal., Green & Adams and Mark S. Adams, Irvine, for Defendant and Respondent Frederick H. Kranz., Frederick H. Kranz;  Cox, Castle & Nicholson and Frederick H. Kranz, for Defendant and Respondent Mark S. Adams.