Investors win costly legal battle against real estate developer. (Alan Casden; Mayer Group Inc.; Patrick Higashi; James Kozen)

From: Los Angeles Business Journal | Date: November 12, 1990| Author: Cole, Benjamin Mark | Copyright information

Investors win costly legal battle against real estate developer

Two real estate investors evidently have won a bitter eight-year-long legal war they have waged against developer Alan Casden, president of the Beverly Hills-based Mayer Group Inc.

The investors, Patrick Higashi and James Kozen, alleged in Los Angeles Superior Court that Casden acted deceptively, breached a contract and never compensated them for a two-acre plot of Playa del Rey land they transferre...

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