Pursuant to an October 7, 1972 shareholders' agreement, plaintiff, defendant Peter Ralston and the late Carlo Seneca became shareholders of Jomar Real Estate Corp., whose primary asset was a parcel of property on Staten Island, upon which it had planned to build a shopping center. However, when condemnation proceedings were instituted against the property in 1973, Ralston and Seneca retained defendant Samuel Goldstein & Sons, a law firm, to represent them. In February...
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