John Durst, Jr. of the Durst Law Firm in Syosset and Reinelda Elizabeth Urena De Checo of Freeport each acknowledged they could not successfully fight disciplinary probes.
January 31, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Two Long Island lawyers were disbarred after offering their resignations in the face of disciplinary probes they acknowledged they could not successfully fight.
The Appellate Division, Second Department on Wednesday announced the disbarment of John Durst, Jr. of the Durst Law Firm in Syosset and Reinelda Elizabeth Urena De Checo of Freeport.
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