A Delaware County lawyer and former state representative has been suspended from practicing law after filing dozens of unsuccessful appeals on behalf of a single client.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court entered an order Dec. 21 suspending Thomas Peter Gannon’s law license for two years. In its report on his conduct, the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board said Gannon “abused the court system over a period of eight years by filing multiple meritless and frivolous appeals.”

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