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James Carney was disbarred nearly five years ago, but courts are still trying to compensate his former clients and lawyers who took over his cases. The New Jersey Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether its Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection should compensate one of the lawyers, Robert Vort, for $176,000 for legal work he had done for Carney. The fund's attorney argued that Carney's former clients should have higher priority in receiving fund payments, and that Vort should only get about $45,000.
September 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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