Greenwich-based Lawyer Suspended in NY After Failing to Answer Grievance Requests for Nearly a Year
The New York State Appellate Division court set out in detail numerous claims the lawyer, who it appears has offices in Manhattan and Connecticut, made to the grievance committee about the checks in question, along with his claim that he paid $17,000 to his client out his own money due to what he said was a sense of personal responsibility to the client, according to the justices.
July 21, 2021 at 02:31 PM
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A Connecticut-based lawyer who it appears spent many years at small- and mid-sized firms before founding his own in 2013 has been suspended from practicing law after ignoring at least five disciplinary committee requests for bookkeeping records that may shed light on why he allegedly bounced a series of escrow-account checks sent to a client.
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