The Supreme Court has suspended a Toms River lawyer for a year for lending his name to a collection agency’s pursuit of debtors, a role that clouded the attorney-client relationship.
The Court said in its March 10 order that Laurence Hecker assisted nonlawyers in the unauthorized practice of law and engaged in deceitful conduct and representation.
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