A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that a Jersey City gay-conversion therapy practice is on the hook for a $3.5 million fee award after breaching the terms of a settlement in a consumer fraud suit.

The Appellate Division reinstated the fee award after upholding a trial judge’s ruling finding the group and administrators continued to engage in conversion therapy after they had agreed to a settlement that barred such activity, in exchange for a greatly reduced penalty.

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