A Philadelphia law firm's alleged misconduct may lead to dismissal of a defamation suit by Toys for Tots volunteers against news media that reported they were caught stealing donated toys from a Walgreens collection bin.
May 13, 2014 at 06:11 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
A Philadelphia law firm’s alleged misconduct may lead to dismissal of a defamation suit by Toys for Tots volunteers against news media that reported they were caught stealing donated toys from a Walgreens collection bin.
A federal judge in Camden, N.J., has called Richman Berenbaum & Associates on the carpet to explain why the complaint it filed last December bears the signature of a New Jersey-admitted associate who had left the firm months earlier.
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