An attorney has been suspended from law practice for three months after driving a car for three years with a registration sticker that he had forged by cutting out numbers from the sticker on his wife's car. Mark S. Pomerantz blamed his wife's illness, "marital turmoil" and financial troubles for his actions. Pomerantz joined Mintz & Gold in Manhattan as a litigation associate in 2008. As of Wednesday, his name, photo and biography had been removed from the firm's website.
September 23, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An attorney who drove a car with a forged registration sticker for three years has been suspended from the practice of law for three months.
Mark S. Pomerantz knowingly violated the law by cutting out numbers from the registration sticker of his wife’s car and putting them on his own sticker. Pomerantz also tampered with his car’s registration sticker to show an inaccurate expiration date.
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