New Jersey disciplinary authorities are recommending a three-month suspension for Neil Day, a former Coughlin Duffy partner who admitted he padded his time sheets with time entries for depositions that never occurred.
December 26, 2013 at 10:53 PM
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New Jersey attorney ethics authorities are recommending a three-month suspension for Neil Day, a former Coughlin Duffy partner who admitted he padded his time sheets with time entries for depositions that never occurred.
In a decision released Thursday, the Disciplinary Review Board adopted the penalty suggested by a special master, not the six- or 12-month suspension sought by the Office of Attorney Ethics.
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