Williams v. Blumer

LOWENSTEIN, Presiding Judge.

The plaintiff Williams brought this suit against Collier and his attorney Blumer claiming the conversion of a special trust self-insurance fund in which Williams claimed an interest. The plaintiff also contended that the defendants’ taking of the funds also gave rise to a cause for: tor-tious interference with plaintiff’s business and outrageous conduct that amounted to wrongful garnishment. Williams obtained a default judgment against Collier who is not a party to this appeal.

This controversy has spawned two appeals to this court. Williams was the majority…