Nassau County prosecutors said 67-year-old Janice Jessup convinced court officials that her physically and mentally challenged client wanted her to collect $1.2 million from an eminent domain case, but the client never saw the money.
April 13, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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A disbarred Long Island lawyer has surrendered on charges she stole $1.2 million from a disabled client in 2008.
Nassau County prosecutors said 67-year-old Janice Jessup convinced court officials that her physically and mentally challenged client wanted her to collect money from an eminent domain case, but the client never saw the money.
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