After clashing with an attorney over tardiness, court procedure and legal arguments, an Eastern District judge decided he had seen enough of the lawyer.
February 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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After clashing with an attorney over tardiness, court procedure and legal arguments, an Eastern District judge decided he had seen enough of the lawyer.
In a nine-page ruling issued on Monday as a second trial in the case was beginning, Judge Brian Cogan (See Profile) denied pro hac vice admission to Brian King of Manhattan, saying he was unqualified to argue in Cogan’s court.
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