A federal judge in Newark has declined to enjoin future lawsuits against a lawyer and his firm by a disgruntled ex-client whose last suit was deemed to be ”frivolous in the extreme.”

U.S. District Judge Kevin McNulty dismissed a suit filed by John Fink against Flaster Greenberg and attorney Philip Kirchner on Wednesday, finding the issues were already dealt with in a prior case that was dismissed. But McNulty denied a motion by Kirchner and the firm to enjoin their former client from making any more filings against them without a court order.

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