A real estate lawyer has been suspended for 12 months for doctoring real estate closing papers in a shady sale-and-leaseback scheme, a year after his censure for similar conduct.
The state Supreme Court on Jan. 23 followed the recommendation of the Disciplinary Review Board, which rejected Wyckoff solo William Gahwyler’s excuse that he was duped by the mortgage broker who arranged the transaction.
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