A formal complaint lodged with the N.J. State Ethics Commission alleges Port Authority Chairman David Samson violated the state Conflicts of Interest Law by using his Port Authority position to benefit clients of his law firm.
March 05, 2014 at 06:11 PM
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A formal complaint lodged with the N.J. State Ethics Commission alleges Port Authority Chairman David Samson violated the state Conflicts of Interest Law by using his position to benefit clients of his law firm, Wolff & Samson.
The complaint, filed by the New Jersey Working Families Alliance, alleges that Samson on four occasions voted on or influenced Port Authority matters involving clients.
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