Attorneys representing several New York City bar groups will argue in the state's highest court tomorrow that the city should not be allowed to adopt a plan the groups insist will undermine their role in the assigned-counsel program. The court also will take up Peter Galasso's challenge to his suspension for failing to properly supervise his law firm's bookkeeper, who embezzled from clients.
September 04, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY - Attorneys representing several New York City bar groups will argue in the state’s highest court tomorrow that the city should not be allowed to adopt a plan the groups insist will undermine their role in the assigned-counsel program.
The high-profile Matter of the New York County Lawyers’ Association v. Bloomberg, 155, is one of 31 cases the Court of Appeals will hear in a two-week round of arguments that begins today. Decisions will follow starting in the middle of October.
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