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A handful of judges on the New York Court of Appeals appeared skeptical that the attorney, John Ciafone, could escape the fines by showing that he indirectly owned the buildings.
November 19, 2019 at 05:10 PM
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An attorney from Queens who was indirectly fined $380,000 after he advertised his law practice on buildings he owned through a handful of corporations had his challenge to the penalty heard Tuesday by the New York Court of Appeals, which is set to decide if the fines were justified by law.
A handful of judges on the state’s highest court appeared skeptical that the attorney, John Ciafone, could escape the fines by showing that he indirectly owned the buildings.
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