A Manhattan judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought against Tony Award-winning producer Dede Harris, which had alleged that her sexually inappropriate behavior caused an off-Broadway play to fail. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Herman Cahn also sanctioned both a principal of Martian Entertainment, attorney Peter R. Stern, and the company's counsel, solo practitioner Andrew Schwab, $5,000 each. Cahn found that the suit was "plainly devoid of merit and undertaken as a vindictive campaign to harass" Harris.
July 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A Manhattan judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought against Tony Award-winning producer Dede Harris, which had alleged that her sexually inappropriate behavior caused an off-Broadway play to fail.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Herman Cahn also sanctioned both a principal of Martian Entertainment, attorney Peter R. Stern, and the company’s counsel, solo practitioner Andrew Schwab, $5,000 each. Stern is of counsel to McLaughlin & Stern.
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