Even though a Philadelphia judge has indicated sales revenues were diverted from a business marketing corporate promotional items and a corporate interior design firm to yet another corporation, the judge said she could not address the allegedly fraudulent transfer because it was not raised by a litigant during arbitration.
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Patricia A. McInerney, one of the judges in the commerce program, ruled that any fraudulent transfer could not be addressed in court when it was not addressed in the arbitration.
