A Newark lawyer who dodged inquiries from ethics authorities about client-neglect and recording-keeping infraction increased his discipline to a three-month suspension.
Though a divided Disciplinary Review Board recommended only a censure for solo Steven Savage, the Supreme Court ruled on Oct. 25 that an unexcused failure to cooperate may be a basis for enhanced discipline.
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