Sixteen years after losing his license, New York plaintiffs lawyer Theodore H. Friedman has won his crusade to be reinstated, with the help of a federal judge who first complained about his conduct. Friedman lost his license over charges that included giving false testimony after a judge accused him of providing to a jury an exhibit that had not been submitted into evidence. That same judge, now on the 2nd Circuit, wrote a letter to a disciplinary committee calling Friedman's continued disbarment "unfair."
June 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Sixteen years after losing his license, personal injury lawyer Theodore H. Friedman has won his crusade to be reinstated, with the help of a federal judge who first complained about his conduct.
Friedman, 79, once a prominent member of Manhattan’s plaintiffs bar, lost his license in 1994 over charges that included giving false testimony after a judge accused him of providing to a jury an exhibit that had not been submitted into evidence.
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