Mitchell H. Cohen U.S. Courthouse in Camden, NJ. Credit: Google Paralegal's Suit Accuses Lawyer of Battery and Retaliation During Relationship
"I deny anything and everything that woman says about any type of abuse. I deny anything as it relates to any type of harassment," Joseph DiNicola Jr. of DiNicola & DiNicola said of the accusations.
September 30, 2022 at 05:17 PM
6 minute read
Employment Law
A New Jersey attorney is accused in a civil suit of physically and emotionally abusing his law firm's paralegal while the two were living together, and then firing her when she challenged the mistreatment.
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