When a lawyer is served with a malpractice suit, possible responses include throwing the complaint on the floor, ejecting the process server for trespassing and yelling "call 911." But all of those are wrong, according to a New Jersey judge who hit one of the state's leading health care lawyers with a $403 sanction order. Finding attorney Robert Conroy at fault, the judge called his conduct "ill-advised, unlawyerlike, and in my opinion, even outrageous."
May 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When a lawyer is served with a malpractice suit, throwing the complaint on the floor, ejecting the process server for trespassing and yelling “call 911″ are possible responses.
But they’re wrong, a Mercer County, N.J., judge says in a $403 sanction order against Robert Conroy, one of the state’s leading health care lawyers.
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