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A Staten Island, N.Y., judge has ordered an attorney to return the passport of her Sri Lankan client, comparing the lawyer's refusal to give back the passport until she is paid her fees to holding the client hostage. The attorney initiated an action against her client, claiming the client had failed to pay $4,500 in outstanding fees for services rendered in a custody proceeding. "Claimant is in effect making the defendant an 'indentured servant,'" wrote Civil Court Judge Philip S. Straniere.
August 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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