Represented one of the world’s premier golf brands in pursuing counterfeit claims against various individuals and entities dealing in unauthorized goods bearing world-famous trademarks. The cases resulted in the recovery of the unauthorized and counterfeit goods and significant monetary penalties against the Defendants.

Represented the company in claims brought by disgruntled former owners for alleged breaches of governing agreements, fiduciary duties, and distribution obligations. Jordan obtained summary judgment in favor of his client on all monetary claims.

Represented film producer on appeal from $8 million judgment entered in favor of hard money lender. Jordan successfully obtained the reversal and vacation of the judgment. Error v. Benaroya et al., 508 P.3d 135 (Utah Ct. App. 2022)

Defended against trademark cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Jordan obtained a favorable settlement for his client protecting its world famous trademark.

Defended against discrimination and constructive termination claims brought by disgruntled employees. Jordan obtained the dismissal of all claims.

Represented a start-up technology company in a bet-the-company litigation matter arising from a breach of a licensing agreement related to certain patent technology. Jordan obtained an injunction against the Defendant, its affiliated entities, and all parties acting in concert or connection therewith, and a judgment of $4.7 million in favor of his client.

Represented client in asserting claims for fraud and solicitation against various serial TCPA plaintiffs who demanded payment in bad faith for alleged violations of telephone communications laws. Jordan obtained money judgments in favor of his client.

Defended a distance education provider in a fraud lawsuit wherein the Plaintiff sought hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. After nearly five years of litigation, the California Federal Court dismissed Plaintiff’s lawsuit. Thereafter, the Plaintiff appealed the decision to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, who unanimously affirmed the trial court’s decision in Prosper’s favor. DuFour v. Allen, Case Nos. 14-56980, 14-57009 (9th Cir., 02/22/17).

Represented client in pursuing claims arising under Utah’s Unfair Practice Act. Jordan obtained a judgment of $316,760.00 in favor of his client.

Represented door-to-door sales company against a former sales manager for breach of non-competition covenants, and theft of confidential information and trade secrets. Jordan obtained a judgment of $601,000.00 in favor of his client.

Represented Internet access service in a lawsuit arising under the Federal CAN-SPAM Act against a foreign marketer for sending thousands of adult-themed emails to children in Utah without disclosing the explicit nature of the emails. Jordan obtained an injunction against the Defendant and its affiliates and an award of $4.5 million in favor of his client.

Consulted regarding FTC regulations, and email marketing laws, with respect to marketing and sales programs and strategies.

Defended against ADA class action litigation arising from the accessibility of the website. Prepared responses to ERSP and FTC civil investigative demands.

Defended against copyright infringement and trade secret misappropriation claims arising from automobile tuning technology and corresponding software code. Jordan obtained a summary dismissal of all claims.

Represented award-winning filmmaker to protect intellectual property rights and assets. Jordan successfully defended against the investor’s attempt to usurp creative rights and other intellectual property rights related to the client’s films.

Drafted online terms and conditions, privacy policies, and marketing policies and procedures. Consulted clients regarding the same. Successfully Defended against TCPA claims regarding unsolicited telephone communication, including summary dismissal of class action lawsuits prior to class certification.