Lowenstein Sandler building, Roseland, New Jersey.
A Bergen County Superior Court judge dismissed accounting firm CohnReznick, finding that an arbitration provision in its engagement letter with a real estate mogul is valid and enforceable.
September 27, 2019 at 04:17 PM
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Lowenstein Sandler and one of its attorneys are now the sole defendants in a real estate mogul’s malpractice lawsuit following the dismissal of a co-defendant, accounting firm CohnReznick.
Bergen County Superior Court Judge Robert Wilson dismissed CohnReznick in a decision made public Thursday, finding that an arbitration provision in its engagement letter with Samuel Raia is valid and enforceable.
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