An Attorney’s Dream for Easy Money Turns Into Asking Judicial Favors Provided to Bandits
- April 26, 2023
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Real Estate Lawyer Who Went on the Run after Finching in Excess of $14M Disbarred.
Mitchell Kossof went AWOL earlier this year with millions of his clients funds – including mom – pleads guilty and now stricken as a lawyer.
Hiring the Family Ain’t So Easy Anymore When You’re a Justice in NY
Nancy M. Sunukjian, a town justice since December 2010 resigns, rather than face judicial commission on nepotism and retaliation charges.
Absolute is Acid they Bought a Bouquet of Dandelions rather than Roses
If you’re looking to find out how your unsecured debt is bought and sold by Citibank, read this informative complaint, which outlines it all.
Thievin’ NY Lawyer With 27 Charges of Professional Misconduct Disbarred
No Criminal Referral Noted in this Disciplinary Matter Either, Despite this NY Lawyer Being a “Serial Offender”.
Endicott Lawyer With 3 Pending Client Complaints Suspended With Immediate Effect
Attorney Michael Fauci is suspended from the practice of law, effective immediately, and until further order of this Court.
Lawyer Above The Law: If a Bank Teller Stole $210k, Would The Teller Go To Jail?
The combined balance in the lawyers’ Litigators account and the Realty account was $42,904.41, well below the $210,000 amount required by law.
This Ain’t Petty, It’s Legal Perversion
Attorney R. P. Santoriella used his position of authority and confidence as an attorney to gain her trust, and then discriminated against her.
Reciprocal Lawyer Discipline Ordered for Shazia Sparkman of Tampa, Florida
“Altogether, we find that a similar sanction to the sanction imposed in Florida is appropriate for the severity of misconduct.” Censured.
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Sylvia Ash Found Guilty by Jury
Sylvia Ash was convicted after a jury trial before U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 20, 2022.
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Sylvia Ash On Trial for Obstruction of Justice
Justice Ash signed a false memo purporting to explain and justify millions of dollars in payments to Wong from MCU in return for kickbacks.
