“Judges are judicially immune from suit here,” Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Judge Andrew Crompton said in an opinion Monday.
December 18, 2020 at 07:04 PM
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Plenty of lawyers surely know what it’s like to disagree with comments made about them by judges—maybe even to think they’re unfair or wrong. But not too many do what Philadelphia solo Bruce J. Chasan did.
He sued the judges. For defamation.
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Bruce Chasan
