Nearly a year-and-a-half after awarding the plaintiff in a nonsolicitation case $6.9 million in compensatory and punitive damages, the Chester County judge overseeing the matter authored an opinion in support of the award, detailing in sharp terms the defendants’ alleged misconduct.
“This case presents facts created through impatience, self-interest and greed,” Chester County Court of Common Pleas Judge William P. Mahon opened his Dec. 10 opinion in B.G. Balmer v. Frank Crystal.
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