The unanimous panel of the Second Department ruled Wednesday that attorney Ruth M. Pollack's behavior, including continuing to practice while suspended, added up to a long-standing pattern of disrespect toward the court system and warranted disbarment.
August 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Long Island civil rights attorney has been disbarred after being convicted of criminal contempt for ignoring court orders during a federal employment discrimination case, among other misconduct.
The unanimous panel of the Appellate Division, Second Department, ruled Wednesday in Matter of Pollack, 2009-00948, that attorney Ruth M. Pollack's behavior added up to a long-standing pattern of disrespect toward the court system and warranted disbarment.
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