A Middlesex real estate lawyer has been censured for falsifying closing statements in 174 transactions in order to collect in advance for postclosing legal services.
June 17, 2013 at 06:39 AM
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A Middlesex real estate lawyer has been censured for falsifying closing statements in 174 transactions in order to collect in advance for postclosing legal services.
The state Supreme Court on June 13 accepted the findings of the Disciplinary Review Board that although the fees were earned, Roger Weil engaged in "rampant misrepresentation."
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