Something is bunk in the town of Cool.
Mainly the feds, if you ask J. Tony Serra.
Federal prosecutors are trying to throw lawyer J. Tony Serra off a drug case -- and it's not because Serra will be starting a 10-month federal prison sentence next week. Instead, prosecutors claim that a conflict of interest exists because an attorney who shared offices with Serra had represented one of the case's prosecution witnesses. The attorneys who share Serra's offices say they are solos, but the government's renewed, longstanding claim is that they constitute a firm.
May 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Something is bunk in the town of Cool.
Mainly the feds, if you ask J. Tony Serra.
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