The founders of one of the largest lemon law practices in the northeastern U.S. have received suspensions from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but those suspensions have been stayed. According to a separate court ruling, the founding partners of Kimmel & Silverman had failed to adequately supervise a new satellite office they started in Maryland and also failed to properly communicate with a client of the firm after the sole lawyer in that office resigned.
July 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Craig T. Kimmel and Robert M. Silverman, founders of one of the largest lemon law practices in the northeastern United States, have received suspensions from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but those suspensions have been stayed.
The court issued orders Monday for Kimmel and Silverman to each receive a 90-day suspension from practicing in Pennsylvania but added that each suspension would be “stayed in its entirety.”
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