In the 18th year of a New York woman's malpractice action against the second of five attorneys to represent her in divorce proceedings, Judge Jeffrey Arlen Spinner has precluded the woman from filing any further papers without his written permission. Adeline Scomello levied malpractice actions against all five attorneys, and while the other actions have been resolved, the case against attorney Arnold B. Firestone has dragged on. Firestone expressed gratitude for the judge's "testicular fortitude."
May 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Enough is finally enough, a Suffolk County, N.Y., judge has ruled.
In the 18th year of a malpractice action filed by a Coram, N.Y., woman against the second of five attorneys to represent her in divorce proceedings commenced two decades ago, Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Arlen Spinner has precluded the woman from filing any further papers without his written permission.
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