“This allegedly new evidence of fraud undermines the very existence of an enforceable settlement agreement and, in fact, makes any such agreement, if one existed, voidable, not enforceable,” Judge Nitza Quiñones Alejandro ruled.
March 29, 2024 at 04:55 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Philadelphia lawyer’s claims of new evidence were not enough to revive his bid to recover attorney fees from now-defunct firm Pierce Bainbridge, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
Plaintiff Bruce Chasan had sought to vacate the dismissals of two prior lawsuits he brought against the firm, alleging he discovered new evidence of fraud by the defendants.
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Bruce Chasan, of The Law Offices Of Bruce J. Chasan. Courtesy photo.
