Nathan Snyder has advice for solo and small firm attorneys like himself: Take the checks to the bank yourself. His secretary stole $11,000 from his trust account, leaving a shortfall that his bank reported to ethics investigators. New Jersey's Disciplinary Review Board found Snyder guilty of failing to safeguard funds and recommended an admonition, the lowest form of discipline for New Jersey lawyers. Snyder's secretary of three years had stolen other funds, bringing the total theft to $50,000, the DRB said.
April 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Nathan Snyder of Voorhees, N.J., has advice for solo and small firm attorneys like himself: Take the checks to the bank yourself.
Snyder’s secretary stole $11,000 from his trust account, leaving a shortfall that his bank reported to state ethics investigators. And the Disciplinary Review Board of the Supreme Court of New Jersey found Snyder guilty of failing to safeguard funds.
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