Dennis Larson, Rose Real Estate, Inc., and Diversified Commercial Real Estate v. Peter N. Karagan

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• observing that “the [Crime Victims Relief Act] claimant must prove all the elements of the criminal act”
• providing that in a criminal conversion action, criminal intent must be proven by a preponderance of the evidence
• noting that a trial court is not required to grant an unopposed motion for summary judgment
• indicating that- appeal involved the grant of summary judgment, not the withdrawal of admissions
• reversing trial court’s denial of prejudgment interest where the amount of damages was clear and did not require any interpretation or judgment
• noting that the VRA “permits a person who has suffered a pecuniary loss as a result of a criminal conversion to bring a civil action to recover the loss” and holding that the trial court did not err in awarding damages thereunder

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