Manhattan-based lawyer Adam A. Berman was being investigated by the Appellate Division, First Department’s attorney grievance committee after being investigated, in part, for misappropriating “for his personal use, at least $160,344.35 of $2,234,438.63 mistakenly deposited into his escrow account."
November 15, 2021 at 11:30 AM
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Staff reporter
A 29-year veteran attorney resigned after being investigated by a grievance committee for misappropriating $160,344 of $2.23 million mistakenly deposited by an energy-company client into his escrow account.
Manhattan lawyer Adam A. Berman, who, according to a LinkedIn profile and his law firm’s website, has run Adam Berman & Associates since 1992, had his name stricken from the roll of attorneys pursuant to an Appellate Division, First Department decision that granted his motion to resign.
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