Following the dismissal of charges against Sol Goodman Investments, a Manhattan judge noted it's rare for courts to allow a breach of contract claim against a non-signatory.
In a dramatic turn, Amy Goldman and her nephew alleged manipulation over a contractually required appraisal, claiming they were underpaid for their sizable stakes in a family fortune.
The appraisal for shares reached $91 million each for Steven and Amy Goldman, falling short of the approximately $130 million they expected from the family estate.
The judge's ruling highlighted two essential aspects: one was the defined roles of the parties involved, and the complexity of the litigation, likening it to 'three lawsuits' in one.
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