Richard Kay, a member of Pryor Cashman’s private client group and trusts and estates practice.
An organization set up by a famed radio producer to fund dramas won a preliminary injunction Thursday to prevent a trust and estates partner at Pryor Cashman from interfering with its finances, the group said.
Radio Drama Network, a private foundation set up by Himan Brown to fund radio dramas and educational initiatives, sued attorney Richard Kay earlier this year as part of a multipart legal effort to remove Kay from its board and gain control of assets that Radio Drama says were wrongfully diverted from Brown’s estate into another entity Kay controls.
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