A 76-year-old lawyer who had been convicted once before for larceny was sent to prison for two years for stealing $175,000 from a Shelton client. Benson Snaider of Woodbridge, a condemnation and land-use lawyer in New Haven, resigned from the practice of law in November 2012.
November 01, 2013 at 06:07 PM
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A 76-year-old lawyer who had been convicted once before for first-degree larceny has been sent to prison for two years for stealing $175,000 from another client.
Benson Snaider of Woodbridge, a condemnation and land-use lawyer in New Haven, resigned from the practice of law in November 2012.
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