Former Florida lawyer Joseph J. Oldani II's name is causing a stir in the legal system again. This time the court is trying to make sense of the imprisoned lawyer's old practice. Oldani, who last year pleaded guilty to three counts of first-degree grand theft and is serving a 10-year sentence, left behind boxes of wills and trusts that haven't been through probate and were lying in storage, until now. The Florida Bar is sifting through the documents, trying to match them with former Oldani clients.
August 05, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Former Hollywood, Fla. lawyer Joseph J. Oldani II’s name is making its waythrough the legal system again.
No, Oldani � who last year pleaded guilty to three counts offirst-degree grand theft and is serving a 10-year sentence � isn’tpracticing law. But the court is trying to make sense of the practicehe used to have.
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