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The Attorney Grievance Committee for the Appellate Division, Third Department gave notice on Monday that those attorneys—including 116 with addresses in New York—have until the end of the day on April 5 to file papers explaining why they shouldn’t be suspended.
January 07, 2019 at 11:55 AM
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One of the state’s attorney grievance committees has applied for an order to suspend 2,601 attorneys from practicing law in New York after they allegedly failed to register for at least four years.
The Attorney Grievance Committee for the Appellate Division, Third Department gave notice on Monday that those attorneys—including 116 with addresses in New York—have until the end of the day on April 5 to file papers explaining why they shouldn’t be suspended.
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