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  • Pamela Goldstein, Ellyn Berk, Tony Berk, Paul Benjamin v. Houlihan/Lawrence Inc.Commercial Division document preview
  • Pamela Goldstein, Ellyn Berk, Tony Berk, Paul Benjamin v. Houlihan/Lawrence Inc.Commercial Division document preview
						
                                

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FILED: WESTCHESTER COUNTY CLERK 03/11/2024 11:55 AM INDEX NO. 60767/2018 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 1834 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 03/11/2024 DELBELLO DONNELLAN WEINGARTEN WISE & WIEDERKEHR, LLP Alfred E. Donnellan Connecticut Office COUNSELLORS AT LAW 1111 SUMMER STREET Partner STAMFORD, CT 06905 aed@ddw-law.com THE GATEWAY BUILDING (203) 298-0000 ONE NORTH LEXINGTON AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK 10601 (914) 681-0200 FACSIMILE (914) 684-0288 March 11, 2024 VIA NYSCEF Hon. Linda S. Jamieson Westchester County Supreme Court 111 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. White Plains, New York 10601 RE: Goldstein et al. v. Houlihan Lawrence, Inc. Westchester County Supreme Court Index No. 60767/2018 Dear Justice Jamieson: We write on behalf of Defendant Houlihan Lawrence, Inc. (“Houlihan Lawrence”), to request oral argument on our Motion for Summary Judgment and Motion to Exclude Plaintiffs’ experts’ testimony. These motions, filed on March 11, 2024, seek adjudication of the pending claims and exclusion of expert testimony that is unsupported and unsupportable. The motions address case proceedings during the past six (6) years. In 2018, Plaintiffs filed this lawsuit based upon a false premise. Their voluminous filings have concealed the fact that their entire lawsuit is based upon a false premise and narrative supplied by counsel. Houlihan Lawrence’s motions confirm: (1) there is no uniform script supplied by Houlihan Lawrence to its real estate agents, (2) Houlihan Lawrence’s alleged in-house bonus program is not used to push in-house deals, (3) Plaintiffs’ industry expert, Thomas Cusack, has not been a practicing real estate agent or broker in over forty (40) years—but purports to testify to the “industry norms” of dual agency disclosure, and (4) Plaintiffs’ handwriting and data experts should not be authorized to testify. We respectfully request oral argument on these motions to supply clarity and efficiency to the proceedings. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Alfred E. Donnellan ALFRED E. DONNELLAN cc: All counsel by NYSCEF 1 of 1