A grievance grudge match is unfolding between a veteran criminal defense heavyweight and one of the Connecticut plaintiffs bar's fastest rising stars. In plaintiffs lawyer Joel T. Faxon's view, he didn't flout ethics rules by providing to WTNH-TV a copy of a videotaped deposition of a priest accused of sexually assaulting a former altar boy who Faxon represents. Hugh F. Keefe, the Rev. Daniel McSheffery's lawyer, insists otherwise.
October 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In New Haven, Conn., plaintiffs lawyer Joel T. Faxon’s view, he didn’t flout ethics rules by providing to WTNH-TV a copy of the videotaped deposition of a priest accused of sexually assaulting a former altar boy who Faxon represents.
Hugh F. Keefe, the Rev. Daniel McSheffery’s lawyer, insists otherwise.
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