New York's attorney discipline process is fragmented and inconsistent, lacks transparency and falls far short of its mission to protect consumers from unscrupulous or incompetent lawyers, according to an article in the upcoming New York University School of Law Journal of Legislation and Public Policy.
May 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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New York’s attorney discipline process is fragmented and inconsistent, lacks transparency and falls far short of its mission to protect consumers from unscrupulous or incompetent lawyers.
So concludes a detailed critique of the system slated for publication in the New York University School of Law Journal of Legislation and Public Policy.
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