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A New York federal judge was correct to reduce the fees of an attorney who offered "dismal" representation, a unanimous 2nd Circuit panel has ruled. David Goldstein failed to complete a settlement for a client who brought a wrongful death suit on behalf of her husband, the court found. "It is undisputed on the present record that his representation was of such dismal quality that his client had to personally seek the court's aid just to get the settlement finalized," the court wrote.
November 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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