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An attorney who represented a law firm bookkeeper in a criminal case cannot now also represent the defendant's wife and sisters-in-law in a civil suit, a New York judge has ruled. Lawyer Thomas F. Liotti represented Anthony Galasso, who last year pleaded guilty to stealing over $2 million from the law firm where he worked and where his brother is a partner. A New York judge ruled that a potential conflict prevents Liotti from representing Galasso's wife and relatives in a related civil case.
February 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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