Insurance defense boutique Mylotte David & Fitzpatrick has defaulted on its $1.7 million settlement with the city of Philadelphia over unpaid taxes, causing the law department to initiate a separate action against the firm's three leaders. The city solicitor says his department was told there were funds in the bank accounts that were given at settlement, but the city didn't receive any money. A stipulation within the settlement allowed the city to enter judgment against the defendants at its discretion.
September 21, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Insurance defense boutique Mylotte David & Fitzpatrick has defaulted on its $1.7 million settlement with the city of Philadelphia over unpaid taxes, causing the law department to initiate a separate action against the firm’s three leaders, according to court documents.
The city entered judgment against the personal assets of Edward David, Charles A. Fitzpatrick and John A. Fitzpatrick for the $1.7 million that was agreed upon in the settlement agreement signed in May.
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