The Delaware Supreme Court has suspended for a year a New Jersey lawyer who represented more than 75 personal injury clients without being admitted.
December 27, 2013 at 08:51 PM
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The Delaware Supreme Court has suspended for a year a New Jersey lawyer who represented more than 75 personal injury clients without being admitted.
The court found on Dec. 4 that Cherry Hill solo Raymond Nadel had engaged in the unauthorized practice of law. Besides the suspension, he is barred for three years from seeking pro hac vice admission in Delaware.
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