The Chicago health care trust that sued Dilworth Paxson in 2019 for its alleged role in an almost $40 million fraudulent bond sale agreed to a settlement with the firm last week, ending a dispute with the trust that sought millions in damages from the Philadelphia-based firm.

The Chicago Transit Authority Retiree Health Care Trust and the trust’s board of trustees dismissed claims against Dilworth and Timothy Anderson, a former partner at the firm, with prejudice, pursuant to a settlement March 31. Terms of the settlement require each party to bear its own fees, according to the stipulation of dismissal.

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