James Carl Jones' disbarment stemmed from his refusal to respond to an investigation by the department's disciplinary committee of a 2012 complaint alleging he neglected a client matter, failed to return the client's file, and failed to refund an unearned fee.
August 13, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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The Appellate Division, First Department, has disbarred James Carl Jones, a Manhattan lawyer who had an office on the Upper West Side.
The disbarment stemmed from Jones’ refusal to respond to an investigation by the department’s disciplinary committee of a 2012 complaint alleging he neglected a client matter, failed to return the client’s file, and failed to refund an unearned fee.
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