The head of a New Jersey law firm has been hit with a suit over control of a side business providing sales training and coaching.

Sean Callagy of Callagy Law in Paramus is accused in the lawsuit of ousting a CEO and part-owner of the company, Unblinded, and paying him a fraction of the true value of his stake. The suit, filed June 19 in U.S. District Court in Newark, says Callagy valued the company at $100,000 without undertaking a formal valuation despite a seven-figure revenue stream.

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