A New York judge has denied pro hac vice admission to the Miami lawyer representing former gossip reporter Jared Paul Stern in his lawsuit against billionaire Ronald Burkle. In denying Larry Klayman's application to practice in New York, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Walter Tolub pointed to other judges' litany of complaints about "inappropriate and unethical behavior" by Klayman, who is known for founding Judicial Watch, a conservative group that filed several lawsuits against the Clinton White House.
September 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A New York judge has denied pro hac vice admission to the lawyer representing former gossip reporter Jared Paul Stern in his lawsuit against billionaire Ronald Burkle.
In a decision Thursday, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Walter Tolub pointed to a litany of complaints by other judges about Miami lawyer Larry Klayman’s “inappropriate and unethical behavior” in denying Klayman’s application to practice in New York.
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