The ruling comes amid broader fighting between the parties over discovery, including a sanctions motion from the firm alleging "Bosworth repeatedly interjected and, on some 46 separate occasions, improperly instructed the witness not to answer questions pertinent to the firm's claims against him."
April 15, 2024 at 05:07 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Kline & Specter’s claims that it has been the target of threats and antisemitic messages spurred by ex-associate Thomas Bosworth’s social media posts failed to convince a Philadelphia judge to limit the disclosure of certain discovery materials.
Judge Abbe Fletman of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ruled that—at least in the context of a particular discovery dispute—Kline & Specter could not support its assertion.
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(l-r) Thomas Bosworth, Shanin Specter, and Thomas Kline. Courtesy photos
