jibalt should have said they don't respect your conclusion given that the parties involved came to an agreement. The tenant is not getting $400k, there's no wo

jibalt should have said they don't respect your conclusion given that the parties involved came to an agreement. The tenant is not getting $400k, there's no world where the attorney doesn't take at least half of that through hourly and itemized billing. We also don't know how this would affect the landlord's ability to retain, sell, or lease the apartment in the future had they lost this suit. I'm going to go ahead and assume, however recklessly, that the landlord can afford the penalty since they both agreed on it and were the beneficiary of at least one estate.