The complaint alleges the firm was aware of an asset's liabilities, yet did not disclose them. Pryor Cashman denies facilitating any fraud.
June 13, 2024 at 02:06 PM
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A new lawsuit accuses Pryor Cashman of knowingly abetting a fraudulent real estate transaction and seeks nearly $6 million in damages.
The complaint, filed Wednesday in Manhattan Supreme Court, alleges that the firm “participated in and provided substantial assistance” to fraud while representing client Josh Schuster during a 2019 deal.
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