A lawyer who filed two bogus bankruptcies to fend off a foreclosure that threatened his own financial interests has been hit with a two-year suspension the second in his career.
The state Supreme Court on June 4 adopted the recommendation of the Disciplinary Review Board, which called Nicholas Khoudary "a proven danger to the public" who showed "once again, that he cannot be trusted to act in accordance with the high standards required of attorneys of this state."
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