Photo: Shutterstock. In First Day of Disciplinary Hearing, Fedullo Apologizes for Misconduct
Telling the board he accepted responsibility for his actions, a tearful Fedullo read from a letter that said in part, "I apologize to my family and friends and I apologize to Ms. Guerin." During the hearing, he also stressed multiple times that the money in the mishandled IOLTA account was his, not his clients'.
May 18, 2021 at 04:48 PM
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Ethics
At a disciplinary hearing Tuesday, former Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor William Fedullo apologized for misconduct related to having sexual relations with a client and mishandling an IOLTA account.
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