Post #7026 by Lapsody on the US Policy board

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In other words, he lied. To a judge.

Prior to him dropping this Cohen suit, there was talk that he might face sanctions or perjury charges from judge #2 for lying that he was unavailable this week. I'm not sure dropping your own case after having lied to a judge eliminates your exposure to contempt / perjury even if the overall case is subsequently dismissed.
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His attorneys should have seen this coming, and didn't. Lotsa things comin' home to roost with Trump, and alienating good counsel is one of them, fortunately.

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