Known as a skilled cross-examiner who used humor and an old-school presence with juries, Newman completed at least 200 felony trials during his five decades of practice. He was most known for successfully defending white-collar cases.
May 04, 2017 at 05:03 PM
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Gus Newman, a respected New York City criminal defense lawyer who completed at least 200 felony trials during his five decades of practice, died Monday.
He was 90 and suffered from a brief illness, said his son, Eric Newman, a civil litigator and partner at Bowles Liberman & Newman in Manhattan.
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