| Damages Component | Conservative | Full Profits |
|---|---|---|
| Unpaid Purchase Price Payments | $214,914 | $214,914 |
| 20% on Outstanding AR + WIP ($10.5M pipeline) | $1,783,718 | $2,099,570 |
| § 51 Damages — Unauthorized Name Use | $3,705,292 | $14,821,168 |
| Punitive Damages | $3,705,292 | $11,115,876 |
| Arbitration Award + 9% Statutory Interest | $395,542 | $395,542 |
| Injunctive Relief Value (Revenue at Risk) | $2,458,123 | $2,458,123 |
| Total Exposure | $11,115,876 | $29,642,336 |
A jury in Kings County would hear the account of a disabled patent attorney whose name continued to appear on patent filings and firm materials — associated with $18.5 million in collected fees and a $10.5M active pipeline of continuing revenue.
The jury would see 16 Powers of Attorney personally signed by Goldberg, Litman's written requests to be removed, and the assignment clause where Goldberg acknowledged Litman owns his own name.
The jury would also hear about the trust account overdraft ($415,426), 133 smoking gun invoices, $8.6M in lump-sum sweeps, and $8.9M in outstanding receivables still generating fees under Litman's name.
Punitive damages under New York law are uncapped.
These are the figures and documents a jury would consider.