The accusations in the suit by Carl Dranoff and two of his companies in Camden County Superior Court mirror the charges in a racketeering indictment brought by the state against the Norcross brothers and four others in June.
September 06, 2024 at 03:00 PM
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A real estate developer has filed a suit accusing New Jersey power broker George Norcross and his attorney-brother, Parker McCay shareholder Phillip Norcross, of using their political connections to extort him and his business interests.
The accusations in the suit by Carl Dranoff and two of his companies in Camden County Superior Court mirror the charges in a racketeering indictment brought by the state against the Norcross brothers and four others in June.
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Philip Norcross, the chief executive of Parker McCay, listens during his arraignment at Mercer County Criminal Courthouse in Trenton, New Jersey, on July 9, 2024. Photo: Hannah Beier for The New York Times/Pool
