The attorney had three previous disciplinary infractions—for wielding a golf club at another driver in a road rage altercation, for attempting to persuade a former client to withdraw her ethics complaint against him, and for presenting his cousin's driver's license to a police officer as his own, the Disciplinary Review Board said.
November 07, 2022 at 03:22 PM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has disciplined an attorney who tried to pass himself off as another lawyer at a hearing in order to cover up his prior suspension from practice.
The high court issued a one-year suspension to attorney Ralph A. Gonzalez, a solo practitioner in Voorhees, New Jersey, for identifying himself as John Underwood when he went to a 2017 Motor Vehicles Commission hearing on behalf of a client, the Disciplinary Review Board said.
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