Philippe Bevan granted restraining order


It seems the trouble between hair stylist Philippe Bevan and Frank Panza will go on for a while. In June, Panza locked Bevan out of the salon Bevan ran in a building Panza owns on the corner of Broadway and Spring Street.  Last Friday, Saratoga County Supreme Court Judge Tom Nolan granted Bevan a temporary restraining order which stalls Panza’s apparent efforts to shake Bevan loose and allows the stylist to retrieve his daughter’s pet parakeets and other personal items from Panza.

Panza also owns the Saratoga Shoe Depot and intended to change the name of Bevan’s salon to Azure Hairaldry once he evicted Bevan. But the stylist’s lawyer, Louis-Jack Pozner, filed a lawsuit seeking the court’s intervention to untangle the business dealings between the two men. The matter will go before Nolan again Sept. 14.

Categories: Around town
Leigh Hornbeck

6 Responses

  1. Jerry Erchak says:

    Oh, boy! A hairdressers’ fight! Set your Conairs on “stunning”!

  2. Marty says:

    Panza wouldn’t let the guy remove his daughters birds from the place?

    I don’t care if the guy violated every part of the lease, how do you take someones kids pets away? The daughter or the parakeets had nothing to do with it. If it’s true…what a creep!

  3. Lnd says:

    Yeah what a creep….Go Philippe!! We are cheering for you…And we are sure the salon will not be a success without you!!

  4. Venice says:

    Philippe Darling… Please contact me. I must not loose you! My first and last name

    My cell is the same.

  5. Citizen K says:

    There’s a one-line mention in the police blotter of the Saratogain today that says Phillipe Bevan was arrested Monday morning and charged with with third-degree grand larceny. Got any info on that?

  6. Johhn Jacob says:

    You never know what you read about matters in Saratoga Springs. Who owned ther fixtures and furniture anyway? The Police in Saratoga are known for making arrests to appease there political buddies. Some of them are corrupt.