A lawyer who ran unsuccessfully as the Democratic candidate in a four-way race for Milford mayor in 2009 was suspended for six years from the practice of law, according to a ruling by Judge Frank Iannotti.
In March, Milford real estate attorney, Genevieve Salvatore was sentenced to two years in federal prison. She had previously pled guilty to mail fraud. She is scheduled to start serving her federal sentence July 11. She must also spend three years on probation and make restitution.
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