A lawyer who handled 48 litigation matters in New Jersey while ineligible to practice faces a one-year suspension and a perpetual ban on pro hac vice admission.
November 08, 2013 at 03:45 AM
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A lawyer who handled 48 litigation matters in New Jersey while ineligible to practice faces a one-year suspension and a perpetual ban on pro hac vice admission.
According to the Disciplinary Review Board, Steven Feinstein was suspended from practicing in New Jersey in September 2005 after failing to pay the annual attorney assessment for the prior 12 years.
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