Eliot Spitzer will submit an affidavit stating that none of his three personal email accounts were used to conduct public business relating to an ongoing civil fraud action, his attorney told Kingston Supreme Court Justice Christopher Cahill (See Profile) on Friday.
Andrew Celli, a partner with Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady, said Spitzer, the former state attorney general, would be “happy” to end a nearly seven-year “wild goose chase” by stating nothing in his personal emails is responsive to a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) demand by Howard Smith, a former top executive with American International Group (AIG).
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