"Respondent's failure to take any steps to determine the existence of the purported attorney-client relationships," the DRB said of Anselmi & Carvelli attorney William P. Munday, "constituted impermissible 'willful blindness.'"
December 11, 2023 at 06:46 PM
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A New Jersey attorney has been censured in connection with his use of sham objectors in an effort to stop development of a new fast-food restaurant.
William P. Munday of Anselmi & Carvelli in Morristown took steps to enlist three people to serve as objectors to a proposed McDonald’s in Passaic, but falsely represented that they had become clients of his firm, according to the state Disciplinary Review Board.
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A McDonald’s restaurant in New Jersey. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
