William Goldberg & Co., Inc. v. Cohen

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• noting that “ [i] t is well settled... that knowledge of an attorney is knowledge of his client, when such notice and knowledge come to the attorney in and about the subject matter of his employment”
• finding no fraud where confidential relationship may have existed prior to the transaction but had ended by the time the alleged misrepresentations were made
• finding a conversion action still proper where the “security interest is disposed of without the creditor’s authorization” (emphasis omitted) (citation omitted)
• summary judgment properly denied on non-movant’s OCGA § 13-6-11 claim where one of non-movant’s claims remained pending
• “a secured creditor need not have foreclosed its interest to maintain an action for conversion of its collateral. A secured creditor has a right of action for conversion if property subject to its security interest is disposed of without the creditor’s authorization”
• UCC filing was of record as to security interest

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