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The following is a list of the types of cases in which Steve McNichols has served as a court appointed settlement referee, mediator or arbitrator: real estate disclosure cases involving buyers, sellers and brokers; disputes among brokers over real estate commissions; actions involving claims of negligence against real estate brokers; claims against attorneys for negligence; attorneys’ fees disputes between attorneys and clients; breach of contract actions and actions involving the interpretation of business and real estate contracts; construction defect and construction accident cases; disputes over the interpretation and performance of construction contracts; claims of officer and director liability; claims under title insurance policies; actions to dissolve corporations and partnerships, including accounting actions; claims for breach of duty, various fiduciaries; actions between homeowners’ associations and homeowners; disputes involving commercial leases; claims of damage to real and personal property; claims against bonds; will contests and claims of elder abuse; easement; encroachment and prescriptive rights cases; nuisance and trespass matters; and dangerous condition on public property issues; personal injury actions involving automobile collisions; and slip and fall; assault and battery cases; claims of sexual harassment and sexual assault; sexual molestation claims and wrongful termination matters.
Appellate Opinion in Case Where Steve McNichols Acted as Judge Pro Tem
Harkins Investment Corp. v G&C Holding Co., et al. (1996), No. A068834. Unpublished opinion of the First Appellate District, Division One, affirming judgment in a case where Steve McNichols acted as a Judge Pro Tem. The issues on appeal involved the propriety of the finding of alter ego, the portion of the judgment reforming a promissory note to reflect the legal rate of interest and the award of attorneys’ fees and costs.
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