Although he recently won a contract dispute matter for almost $173,000, plaintiffs counsel Richard Hayber said he felt like he was going to battle not just with the defense but also the first judge who had ruled against him.

In her seven-page ruling on June 16, Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Irene Jacobs—the second judge in the case—ruled that plaintiff Success Village Apartments Inc. had breached its contract with plaintiff David Paniccia, the former property manager and community association manager. Paniccia was awarded $172,969.

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