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Article: Wood-Smith, attorney refute developer's allegations. (Lelia M. Wood-Smith; Ben Friedman; Hickory Pine Associates)
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- Westchester County Business Journal
- Article date:
- June 15, 1992
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An attorney for Lelia M. Wood-Smith last week criticized Hickory Pine Associates for releasing portions of secretly recorded transcripts of conversations involving Wood-Smith and a private detective hired by Hickory Pine to pose as a "rogue" developer.
"If you had good transcripts, would you only put in only excerpts?" asked Ben Friedman, an attorney for Wood-Smith, a special counsel for the Purchase Environmental Protective Association.
Friedman said transcripts of tape recordings made by David Paris, the "rogue" developer, of Wood-Smith were "taken out of context."
While Wood-Smith has not responded to numerous phone calls from the Business Journal, ...