A New Jersey attorney who padded his time sheets with entries for depositions that never occurred will spend some time without his license as punishment.
April 14, 2014 at 02:42 PM
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A New Jersey attorney who padded his time sheets with entries for depositions that never occurred will spend some time without his license as punishment.
The state Supreme Court imposed a three-month suspension on Neil Day, formerly of Coughlin Duffy in Morristown, who admitted to the falsification but said it went farther than he intended.
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