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Douglas Arntsen, a onetime real estate and commercial litigation attorney at Crowell & Moring serving up to 12 years in prison for embezzling $10.7 million in client escrow funds, can no longer practice law in New York, a court ruled this week. The disbarment ends a troubling chapter for his former firm.
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