As Wolf Block settles its fight with a former partner over severance payments, the defunct law firm's battle with its insurer to cover the severance case appears to continue.
December 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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As Wolf Block settles its fight with a former partner over severance payments, the defunct law firm’s battle with its insurer to cover the severance case appears to continue.
Shortly after a Philadelphia trial judge denied Wolf Block’s summary judgment motion in Budin v. Wolf Block onNov. 20, Michael Budin reported to the court that he settled his claims against the firm and its former chairman, Mark Alderman. The parties filed a notice to discontinue the action Nov. 26.
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