Daniel J. Dugan and Bruce Bellingham Recognized for 15th Largest Verdict in Pennsylvania by The Legal Intelligencer

Daniel J. Dugan and Bruce Bellingham Recognized for 15th Largest Verdict in Pennsylvania by The Legal Intelligencer

Spector Gadon & Rosen, P.C. attorneys Daniel J. Dugan and Bruce Bellingham were recognized by The Legal Intelligencer, the oldest law journal in the United States, for achieving the 15th largest verdict in Pennsylvania as part of the newspaper’s annual list of “Top 20 Verdicts Cases” reported in its Top Pennsylvania Verdicts & Settlements of 2017. Dugan and Bellingham were recognized for their work as plaintiff attorneys in an intentional tort case involving the founder of a family business who suspected embezzlement.  In T. Levy Associates, Inc. v. Michael Kaplan, Nina Kaplan, BLC Beauty, Inc., a federal court jury found in favor of the plaintiff, T. Levy Associates, Inc., in the amount of $2.13M in June 2017.  Hon. Mark A. Kearny, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, presided over the case.

The annual list includes cases reported to VerdictSearch, an affiliate of The Legal Intelligencer, for the preceding calendar year.  Reports are based on information as issued after trial.

Spector Gadon Rosen Vinci P.C. has represented clients nationally and internationally for nearly 50 years and provides counsel and expertise across the entire spectrum of legal practice, from complex litigation to sophisticated transactional and corporate matters. The firm has offices in Philadelphia, New Jersey, Florida, and New York.

The firm represents businesses, corporate boards, and highly placed individuals. Its clients are engaged in a variety of industries including finance and banking, manufacturing, hospitality, gaming and entertainment, real estate and commercial development, insurance and venture capital, energy, financial services, health care, security and telecommunications.

The firm’s practice areas include high stakes litigation, business disputes, commercial litigation, professional liability, products liability, securities, trust and estates, fiduciary litigation, bankruptcy and creditors rights, civil RICO, trade secrets, trademark and restrictive covenants, intellectual property, antitrust, white-collar criminal defense, banking and financial services, corporate formation and governance, employment, entertainment and amusements, environment and energy, wealth management, healthcare, hospitality, insurance coverage and insured casualty litigation, mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, real estate, sports and tax law.

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