Lawsuit: Broker used ‘burner phone’ to violate injunction in non-compete case
This story first appeared on BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.
Newmark says that one of the three Denver brokers who left the firm for a rival last year has violated a court order prohibiting him from competing with Newmark for 12 months.
In a court filing in the company’s home state of New York last week, Newmark asked a judge to hold Chris Cowan in contempt of court, saying he has been using a ‘burner phone’ to violate the injunction that was issued last July.
That injunction…
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