"I have had the pleasure of engaging in truly vigorous, intellectually stimulating and, at times, even aggressive discourse with opposing counsel in my cases. It made the litigation more productive in the long run and I can say that I made some good contacts and friends along the way," said litigator Dafney Dubuisson Stokes.
August 01, 2022 at 03:27 PM
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As a litigator representing banks and other creditors, Dafney Dubuisson Stokes of Wong Fleming in Princeton is on the front lines of a battle with an ever-growing number of defaulting debtors.
Stokes is keeping tabs on the emergence of a novel claim: businesses in default are asking to be excused from debts on the premise that the pandemic was a natural disaster that prevented them from paying.
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Dafney Dubuisson Stokes, a partner with Wong Fleming. Courtesy photo
