District Ethics Committee XA said Aaron Gilbert was an attorney for only three years at the time of the alleged misconduct and therefore “naturally would be hesitant to question directives given by a seasoned supervising attorney who also is his father," according to the DRB.
September 28, 2021 at 02:37 PM
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A father and son who practiced law together have been disciplined after representing both the buyer and seller in a deal to sell a country inn.
The New Jersey Supreme Court imposed a three-month suspension on Morristown attorney Stephen Gilbert and gave an admonition to his son, Aaron Gilbert. The case stems from a failed, $1.65 million deal in 2011 to sell The Bird & Bottle Inn, a historic bed and breakfast in Garrison, New York.
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The Bird & Bottle Inn, 1123 Old Albany Post Rd., in Garrison, New York. Credit: Google
