Timothy Griffin, who stole more than $2 million from a nonprofit organization, has been disbarred because of his felony conviction. The Second Department on Wednesday also accepted a resignation from Thomas DeVivo Jr., who said in an affidavit that he misappropriated approximately $216,000 entrusted to him as the attorney for an estate's executor.
August 21, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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An attorney who stole more than $2 million from a nonprofit organization has been disbarred because of his felony conviction.
In February, Timothy Griffin, a suspended Bronxville real estate attorney, pleaded guilty to first-degree grand larceny, a B felony, for stealing from United Hebrew Cemetery, based in Staten Island. Griffin was the charity’s former acting president.
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