The financial records of deceased New Haven lawyer William Gallagher are being investigated by a court-appointed trustee and the Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel, after officials were informed there may be money missing from his client accounts.
Beth Baldwin, an attorney with the Disciplinary Counsel’s office, said a trustee has been appointed to review how much remained in Gallagher’s client fund accounts when he died in December, and how much is owed to his former clients.
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