A labor law attorney resigned from the Pennsylvania Bar on consent Friday after admitting he couldn’t defend himself against charges he defrauded his former firm out of more than $133,000 for reimbursement of travel expenses for trips he never took.
The Supreme Court granted on Friday a statement of resignation signed June 16 by labor attorney Stephen J. Cabot, founder of the Cabot Institute for Labor Relations.
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