"Instead of taking action to rectify all deficiencies and to ensure that he was eligible to practice law in New Jersey, respondent instead set futile limitations on himself regarding the scope of the legal representation he provided Navient," the Disciplinary Review Board said.
March 15, 2022 at 07:06 PM
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A former general counsel for Navient Corp. has been disciplined for practicing law while ineligible.
The New Jersey Supreme Court admonished Joel S. Mayer of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, on Tuesday based on two instances when he engaged in the unauthorized practice of law. Mayer admitted that he practiced while ineligible in representing a defendant in a criminal case and again while serving as general counsel for Navient, a student loan servicing company based in Wilmington, Delaware.
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