A lawyer who helped a business client attempt to acquire an ailing widow's multimillion-dollar estate was suspended for three years on Wednesday, the day after he asked the state Supreme Court at a hearing for a lesser discipline.
April 17, 2013 at 02:52 AM
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A lawyer who helped a business client attempt to acquire an ailing widows multimillion-dollar estate was suspended for three years on Wednesday, the day after he asked the state Supreme Court at a hearing for a lesser discipline.
The justices agreed with the Disciplinary Review Board that Fairfield solo Michael A. Casale deserved the hefty penalty, which was 12 times greater than the three months recommended by the Office of Attorney Ethics.
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