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Licensed in Connecticut for 50 years
State: Connecticut
Acquired: 1975
Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 1993
Location
Heller, Heller & Mccoy
736 Norwich - N.L. Tpke., Uncasville, CT, 06382
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Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Posted by Tracy | August 28, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Unethical, uncaring
This attorney backed out of representing me the DAY before my hearing, leaving no chance of me finding anyone else, AND after promising to return my retainer, cashed it...$1,000 to leave me stranded..I will be contacting the bar association next!
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Professional misconduct
This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 1993.
Reprimand issued in CT, 1993
updated on 02/03/2009A reprimand is an order from the Statewide Grievance Committee after it has found that an attorney has engaged in ethical misconduct. If an attorney receives more than 3 reprimands in 5 years, a presentment must be filed against the attorney so the Superior Court can decide if more serious discipline should be ordered.