A foundation created by longtime radio producer Himan Brown has sued a Pryor Cashman partner, accusing him of diverting an estate worth nearly $100 million to a trust the lawyer controlled and then exploiting that control for his personal benefit.
January 20, 2016 at 11:00 AM
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A foundation created by longtime radio producer Himan Brown has sued a Pryor Cashman partner, accusing him of diverting an estate worth nearly $100 million to a trust the lawyer controlled and then exploiting that control for his personal benefit.
Radio Drama Network made the claims in a petition against Brown’s attorney, Richard Kay, co-leader of Pryor Cashman’s trusts and estates practice.
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