Jacob D. Bundick

Experience: Representative Aviation Matters: Represented aviation client in litigation involving breach of contractive carriage claims. The claim alleged violation of contractual terms regarding the amount and type of non-regulatory fees an airline may charge and relationship between the fees and actual cost of services provided. Successfully moved to dismiss complaint with prejudice.; Represent airline in federal securities class action where plaintiff alleged that the airline and its executives submitted false and misleading SEC filings.; Represented airline in shareholder derivative suit where plaintiff sought relief stemming from alleged safety deficiency reports from local and international outlets.; Represented national airline in multimillion-dollar agreement for NFL stadium naming-rights.; Represented airline in multifaceted legal matter in creating the largest resort master-planned community in the state of Florida.; Representative Banking & Financial Services Matters: Represented financial institution with regulatory and enforcement proceedings across numerous states where the institution's license for mortgage origination business was threatened or impaired their ability to service loans. This was resolved with resolution where each state regulatory agency dismissed their complaints.; Represent mortgagor in appeal against the government national mortgage association before the DC court of appeals. The government national mortgage association was in breach of contract for wrongful termination of mortgagor's eligibility for the association's mortgage-backed securities program.; Represented national banking association in punitive class action where the plaintiff alleged that financial institution violated NRS 107.080, et. seq. Motion to dismiss was granted with prejudice.; Represented global financial institution in Fair Debt Collection Practices Act complaint. Motion to dismiss was granted with prejudice.; Represented international financial institution in class action in Fair Credit Reporting Act dispute. Motion to dismiss was granted with prejudice.; Represented global financial institutions in NRS 107.080 super-priority lien quiet title action, whereby at-issue HOA's foreclosed on their super-priority liens.; Represented national bank in a punitive class action involving claims arising under the Illinois Interest Act and for consumer fraud and breach of contract. Obtained dismissal of the case with prejudice prior to any discovery.; Representative Trial Matters: Represented servicer in a residential mortgage wrongful foreclosure complaint. Douglas Carter v. Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., No. 09-A-582760.; Represented servicer in a residential mortgage wrongful foreclosure, breach of contract, and quiet title complaint. Christopher Bird v. ReconTrust Company, N.A., No. 3:10-cv-00649.; The above representations were handled prior to Jacob joining Greenberg Traurig, LLP.; Internships: Judicial Extern, Hon. Theodore McMillian, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, May 2003-August 2003; Judicial Extern, Hon. Timothy Taft, Texas Court of Appeals, First District, May 2002-July 2002