The New Jersey Supreme Court has advised the state's Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection that it cannot reimburse clients for money misappropriated after a lawyer is no longer a lawyer. The court's directive was in response to a case of an attorney who admitted taking $2.5 million from 31 clients, some of whom continued to entrust him with their money as an estate trustee after his disbarment.
June 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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