Proof sought in response to Summit Rock lawsuit

February 14, 2013, 9:00 pm by Adam Troxtell

The attorney representing Horseshoe Bay Resort and affiliated entities has responded to claims made by Reserve at Summit Rock – or Golden Bear Reserve – in a $6 million lawsuit by saying the developer did not prove any harm has been done to its business.

Robert M. O’Boyle, an Austin attorney with Strasburger & Price, LLP, said Golden Bear Reserve has not shown how alleged actions by any of the entities listed as defendants – Horseshoe Bay Resort, Horseshoe Bay Resort Enterprises, Summit Rock Communities and Summit Rock Holdings – impacted Golden Bear Reserve’s 21-acre development around holes 17 and 18 of the Resort-owned Summit Rock Golf Course in a negative way.

The response also requests that Golden Bear Reserve either be made to explain their case more specifically or for the suit to be dismissed. It was sent Tuesday to Golden Bear Reserve attorney, San Antoino-based Randall Pullman of Pullman, Cappuccio, Pullen & Bencon, LLP, and to the 424^th Judicial Court in Llano County where the suit is filed.

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