A former Moses & Singer partner is accusing the firm of loaning him $1.173 million under fraudulent terms, immediately before ejecting him from the firm.

Stephen Weiss alleges he was fired from the New York and New Jersey-based law firm on the same day he signed the note. In a new filing made Wednesday in New York County Supreme Court, Weiss argues that a lawsuit Moses & Singer brought against him last year should be thrown out in part because his former bosses never told him they were planning to boot him from the firm years before.

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