A Long Island attorney who forged a judge's signature on a bankruptcy discharge notice and was sentenced to federal prison for the offense in June has been disbarred.
July 01, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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A Long Island attorney who forged a judge’s signature on a bankruptcy discharge notice and was sentenced to federal prison for the offense in June has been disbarred.
Jeffrey Stark, 53, of Levittown, pleaded guilty last year before Eastern District Judge Arthur Spatt to forgery of a judicial signature.
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