The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has suspended former Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Willis W. Berry Jr. from the practice of law for one year and a day for defrauding a former law client in the settlement of her personal injury claim before becoming a judge.
April 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has suspended former Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Willis W. Berry Jr. from the practice of law for one year and a day for defrauding a former law client in the settlement of her personal injury claim before becoming a judge.
On Thursday, the high court adopted the Oct. 30, 2013, report and recommendation of the Disciplinary Board for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
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