Philip A. Norcross listens during his arraignment at Mercer County Criminal Courthouse in Trenton, New Jersey, on July 9, 2024. Photo: Hannah Beier for The New York Times/Pool Indicted Parker McCay Shareholder Admits Conduct, But Calls It 'Practice of Law'
"It is not a ... crime for a lawyer to engage in tough negotiations with his counterparties, or have both the access and the ability to engage with and make helpful suggestions to elected officials," Philip A. Norcross said in the motion.
October 04, 2024 at 01:18 PM
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Philip A. Norcross, a shareholder with Parker McCay, admitted to the conduct underlying the charges that the New Jersey attorney general recently filed against him, but argued that his actions did not constitute a crime.
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