The Disciplinary Review Board found Freidman "committed tax fraud over a number of years, for his own personal gain, and, thus, the discipline imposed must be severe," Regarding Segal, the board found that, "in respondent’s courtroom, justice was for sale, if the price was right."
April 30, 2021 at 02:44 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
The New Jersey Supreme Court has issued discipline on two attorneys for their actions in neighboring states.
Dawn Segal, a former Philadelphia municipal court judge, was issued a three-year suspension in New Jersey for failing to report another judge who asked her for special consideration in three cases. And Evgeny Alender Freidman, known in New York as the “Taxi King” for the 800 taxi medallions he once owned, was disbarred in New Jersey over his New York tax fraud conviction.
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