A jury has convicted Brooklyn lawyer John Headley, who served as outside counsel for the New York City Transit Authority in 2007, of falsifying names on documents authorizing the agency's law department to hire Headley's medical examination company.
March 25, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A jury has convicted a Brooklyn lawyer of fraud and official misconduct in a case relating to the misuse of New York City Transit Authority money.
Attorney John Headley, who served as outside counsel for the transit authority in 2007, falsified names on documents authorizing the agency’s law department to hire Headley’s medical examination company.
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