William Schwitzer & Associates, a New York-area personal injury law firm that was sued by a rival firm for allegedly poaching its clients in a doctor’s office, told a New York state court Friday that its competitor’s evidence has violated court rules.
Joseph Ginarte’s firm raised eyebrows when it filed a complaint last year accusing William Schwitzer & Associates name partner William Schwitzer and his firm of using non-attorney runners to trawl a Manhattan medical waiting room and entice Ginarte clients to switch firms. Ginarte Gallardo Gonzalez Winograd also revealed last month that its paralegal Juan Flores Hernandez pretended to be a prospective client and recorded conversations with runners and Schwitzer lawyers.
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