Mr. Marion Albert Quina, Jr.

Practice Details

• Firm Information
  Position

  Attorney

  Firm Name

  Burr & Forman LLP
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Representative Matters: Representation of a client in the purchase of an existing auto parts franchise from the then current owner, including negotiation of the franchise with the national franchise owner. Representation of an automobile dealership in the purchase of a dealership in an asset purchase
  attendant representation
  negotiation
  obtainment of a dealer agreement with the auto manufacturer. Representation of a client to develop exit strategies in a closely held corporation
  /or to negotiate with the other shareholder to establish a buy-out agreement price
  /or to negotiate shareholder agreements acceptable to shareholders of the closely held corporation for a buy-out in the event of death or other reasons. Served as counsel pursuing multi-million dollar damages in federal court litigation surrounding a vessel breakaway during Hurricane Katrina. Multiple issues were involved including defendant claims of limitation of liability, the initial burden of proof in the litigation
  Act of God defenses. Co-Counsel for income beneficiary
  remaindermen beneficiaries in obtaining an early termination of a trust under the Alabama Uniform Trust Act after attention to the taxable effects of an early termination. Served as counsel in the arrest of a tanker barge in a U.S. District court In Rem action leading to the ultimate sale of the barge
  recovery for the client on a necessities lien. Creation of various wholly owned subsidiaries for transportation related client in a manner so that the subsidiaries which owned a given retail location would be owned by the parent company
  /or ultimately a minority interest could be transferred either in the operation entity or the entity owning the real estate in order to give a manager a minority interest in same. Representation of a beneficiary in a will contest, the will contest based on undue influence
  lack of capacity. The litigation also included action to recover assets allegedly gifted during the decedent's lifetime.