Pryor Cashman Faces $6 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Role in Real Estate Fraud

A new lawsuit has surfaced, accusing Pryor Cashman of knowingly abetting a fraudulent real estate transaction involving client Josh Schuster. The suit, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, seeks nearly $6 million in damages. According to the complaint, Pryor Cashman allegedly provided substantial assistance by not disclosing known liabilities associated with a 2019 deal. The firm, however, denies any involvement in facilitating fraud. Further details can be found in this New York Law Journal article.