The Disciplinary Review Board said the attorney "squandered every opportunity to rectify his recordkeeping in a manner that would have avoided the filing of an ethics complaint and the imposition of discipline."
January 31, 2022 at 03:41 PM
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A New Jersey attorney has been disciplined by the Supreme Court after failing to comply with a deal that would have let him escape punishment.
Howard Miller of Hackensack was reprimanded in an order made public Monday after disciplinary authorities found a wide range of recordkeeping violations in his solo practice.
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