J.P. Morgan Chase Bank N.A. v. Jonathan Austern, 2009-24711
Even the most cursory examination of the documents before the Court demonstrate that some, if not virtually all of the statements in Plaintiff’s complaint are grossly inaccurate and untrue. The Court cannot speculate upon the veracity, or lack thereof, of Plaintiff’s submissions and cannot determine, at this juncture, whether Plaintiff’s counsel has been cavalier with the truth or merely grievously careless.
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