A Connecticut attorney who is suspected of absconding with clients' funds turned up last week at a Florida rehabilitation center, where he apparently checked himself in. Grievance officials have been trying to locate Deron S. Drumm since funds were discovered missing from his client trust account. Drumm disappeared from Connecticut after a March 10 real estate closing. Two days after the closing, Drumm e-mailed his associate, saying that he was "out of here."
March 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An Avon, Conn., attorney who is suspected of absconding with clients’ funds turned up at a Florida rehabilitation center last week and apparently checked himself in.
Deron S. Drumm, 38, had operated a two-lawyer real estate and bankruptcy practice up until a few weeks ago. Connecticut grievance officials have been trying to locate him after funds were discovered missing from his client trust account.
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