A Waterbury attorney who had his law license deactivated in December after he failed to show up to represent clients in court is facing contempt charges for not turning files over to another lawyer to handle those cases.
May 30, 2014 at 12:37 AM
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A Waterbury attorney who had his law license deactivated in December after he failed to show up to represent clients in court is facing contempt charges for not turning files over to another lawyer to handle those cases.
The former clients of Raymond Kotulski, who practiced on West Main Street, had complained after he failed to show up to court to represent them.
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