Originally published by David Coale.
Koerner sued CMR about problems with a roof; to support his fraud claim, he cited an email from a CMR superintendent after an inspection of the roof: “I did not disclose or offer any info on my findings [to Koerner] and simply left [Koerner] assured we are working on correcting his leak issue, after all he is a lawyer and I know they are sneaky :).” The Fifth Circuit was unimpressed, observing: “The email . . . does not say that [the superintendent] did not intend to fix the other problems in addition to the leak. He just did not want to tell Koerner about them because he thought Koerner was a sneaky lawyer.” Koerner v. CMR Const. & Roofing, LLC, No. 18-30019 (Dec. 7, 2018).
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