Saturday, September 24, 2011 2:38:04 AM
Lisa S. Tsai > What is Her role in this case >
Her past accomplishments may be hinting of what role she is playing in this case.
> Representation of various funds in a lawsuit seeking more than $100 million against Royal Bank of Scotland, PLC in connection with its alleged fraud in a collateralized debt obligation transaction.
> Representation of Highland Capital Management, L.P. and NexBank, SSB in a $60 million breach of contract and fraud lawsuit against Gene E. Phillips and related entities in Dallas County District Court.
> Representation of Grey Goose Bottling Company and a minority shareholder in a derivative action filed in Delaware Chancery Court, involving the breaches of fiduciary duty associated with the misallocation of the $2.5 billion purchase price paid by Bacardi Limited to acquire the Grey Goose Vodka label. The lawsuit was successfully settled for a confidential amount after the court issued a lengthy ruling denying the Defendants’ motion to dismiss.
> Representation of the post-confirmation liquidating trustee in the USA Capital cases in Las Vegas federal court, which arose from a $960 million Ponzi scheme related to the management of a sub-prime mortgage servicer.
> Representation of Versata Software, Inc. (formerly Trilogy Software, Inc.) in an intellectual property lawsuit filed against General Electric Company for breach of licensing agreement, copyright infringement, and misappropriation of trade secrets in Austin federal court. The lawsuit sought damages in excess of $50 million and was successfully settled for a confidential amount following fact and expert discovery.
> Representation of Omni Loan Company, a Nevada consumer finance company that was sued in a class action in California state court seeking tens of millions of dollars. After a two-week bench trial, the trial court entered a total defense judgment dismissing with prejudice all claims against the company. The lawsuit was subsequently settled following appeal.
> Representation of Rabobank International in pursuing negligence and fraud-based claims against PwC Mexico arising from the audits of a group of Mexican companies. The lawsuit was successfully settled for a confidential amount.
> Representation of a group of more than 800 investor-creditors who were defrauded in a massive Ponzi scheme involving more than $300 million in losses. Lisa prosecuted the investors’ claims against a bank for aiding and abetting breach of fiduciary duty, which were successfully settled prior to trial.
> Representation of an Austin business owner in a bad faith insurance case in Travis County District Court. Following a three-week jury trial, the jury issued a verdict in excess of $6 million, and the case was successfully settled on appeal.
http://www.rctlegal.com/ltsai.html
U.S. Trustee NEWS > Sept. 6, 2011 Docket
dm.epiq11.com/ATI/docket/Default.aspx?rc=1
NOTICE OF APPEARANCE UNDER BANKRUPTCY RULE 9010(b) COMBINED WITH REQUEST FOR ALL NOTICES PURSUANT TO BANKRUPTCY RULE 2002
Please take notice of the appearance of Lisa S. Tsai of the law firm of Reid Collins & Tsai LLP, as special counsel for Plaintiff Scouler & Company LLC, as liquidating trustee for the Asyst Technologies Liquidation Trust, in the above-styled proceeding, pursuant to Rule 9010(b) of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure. Pursuant to that rule and Rule 2002 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, I request that copies of all notices, formal and informal, and of all pleadings, be served upon the following:
Lisa S. Tsai
Reid Collins & Tsai LLP
4301 Westbank Drive, Suite B-230
Austin, Texas 78746
Her past accomplishments may be hinting of what role she is playing in this case.
> Representation of various funds in a lawsuit seeking more than $100 million against Royal Bank of Scotland, PLC in connection with its alleged fraud in a collateralized debt obligation transaction.
> Representation of Highland Capital Management, L.P. and NexBank, SSB in a $60 million breach of contract and fraud lawsuit against Gene E. Phillips and related entities in Dallas County District Court.
> Representation of Grey Goose Bottling Company and a minority shareholder in a derivative action filed in Delaware Chancery Court, involving the breaches of fiduciary duty associated with the misallocation of the $2.5 billion purchase price paid by Bacardi Limited to acquire the Grey Goose Vodka label. The lawsuit was successfully settled for a confidential amount after the court issued a lengthy ruling denying the Defendants’ motion to dismiss.
> Representation of the post-confirmation liquidating trustee in the USA Capital cases in Las Vegas federal court, which arose from a $960 million Ponzi scheme related to the management of a sub-prime mortgage servicer.
> Representation of Versata Software, Inc. (formerly Trilogy Software, Inc.) in an intellectual property lawsuit filed against General Electric Company for breach of licensing agreement, copyright infringement, and misappropriation of trade secrets in Austin federal court. The lawsuit sought damages in excess of $50 million and was successfully settled for a confidential amount following fact and expert discovery.
> Representation of Omni Loan Company, a Nevada consumer finance company that was sued in a class action in California state court seeking tens of millions of dollars. After a two-week bench trial, the trial court entered a total defense judgment dismissing with prejudice all claims against the company. The lawsuit was subsequently settled following appeal.
> Representation of Rabobank International in pursuing negligence and fraud-based claims against PwC Mexico arising from the audits of a group of Mexican companies. The lawsuit was successfully settled for a confidential amount.
> Representation of a group of more than 800 investor-creditors who were defrauded in a massive Ponzi scheme involving more than $300 million in losses. Lisa prosecuted the investors’ claims against a bank for aiding and abetting breach of fiduciary duty, which were successfully settled prior to trial.
> Representation of an Austin business owner in a bad faith insurance case in Travis County District Court. Following a three-week jury trial, the jury issued a verdict in excess of $6 million, and the case was successfully settled on appeal.
http://www.rctlegal.com/ltsai.html
U.S. Trustee NEWS > Sept. 6, 2011 Docket
dm.epiq11.com/ATI/docket/Default.aspx?rc=1
NOTICE OF APPEARANCE UNDER BANKRUPTCY RULE 9010(b) COMBINED WITH REQUEST FOR ALL NOTICES PURSUANT TO BANKRUPTCY RULE 2002
Please take notice of the appearance of Lisa S. Tsai of the law firm of Reid Collins & Tsai LLP, as special counsel for Plaintiff Scouler & Company LLC, as liquidating trustee for the Asyst Technologies Liquidation Trust, in the above-styled proceeding, pursuant to Rule 9010(b) of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure. Pursuant to that rule and Rule 2002 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, I request that copies of all notices, formal and informal, and of all pleadings, be served upon the following:
Lisa S. Tsai
Reid Collins & Tsai LLP
4301 Westbank Drive, Suite B-230
Austin, Texas 78746
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