An ad for Law Offices of John J. Ciafone Esq.
Signs advertising Ciafone’s law practice, the Law Offices of John J. Ciafone Esq., were posted on five buildings in Brooklyn and Queens without a permit from the city.
December 17, 2019 at 12:54 PM
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The New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld a $380,000 fine that was indirectly levied against a Queens-based attorney, whose law firm was improperly advertised on five buildings he owned through a set of corporate entities.
The state high court ruled that the fine was lawfully imposed by an agency in New York City against corporations owned by John Ciafone, despite his indirect ownership of the buildings.
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