After Connecticut's statewide grievance committee was contacted over apparent discrepancies in attorney Mark Villeneuve's resume and references, Villeneuve "turned what would've been a colorful screw-up into a career-ending saga through the courts," says the state's chief disciplinary counsel.
March 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Sandra Cunningham was impressed with Connecticut lawyer Mark Villeneuve’s resume.
So much so that she called him in 2008 to interview for a position as staff attorney with the state Workers’ Compensation Commission. Afterward, she began to check his references.
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