Criminal Conspiracy alleged at koskoff & Day Pitney Law

Criminal Conspiracy alleged at koskoff & Day Pitney Law

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Back in 2003 a child was born in Stamford Hospital with cerebral palsy requiring a lifetime of care. The family hired the Koskoff law firm to sue the hospital. Joel Lichtenstein and Kathleen Nastri were assigned to the case. The Koskoff law firm had the family sign a sliding scale contingency fee agreement, which limited what attorneys could charge clients in personal injury cases. The Koskoff fee agreement had a provision that said if the CT legislature passed a law…

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Attorney Leanne Larson Accused of “shaking down” DOJ Attorney

Attorney Leanne Larson Accused of “shaking down” DOJ Attorney

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Attorney Leanne Larson has worked for the Judiciary of the State of Connecticut for many years. She earns $150K a year monitoring the activities of attorneys in order to ensure that CT attorneys are following the rules of ethics. If she is watching the attorneys, who is watching her? Nobody. The Judiciary has no outside oversight. The only person who is monitoring Larson’s activities is the Judge who is assigned to her case. In the case where Larson allegedly tried…

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Navy Seal Richard Silverstein Disbarred While Bankrupt Blond Gets a free pass

Navy Seal Richard Silverstein Disbarred While Bankrupt Blond Gets a free pass

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69 year old zealous criminal defense attorney Richard Silverstein bounced a $250 trustee check yet he got de facto disbarred because Judge Brian Fischer noted he had old minor grievances going back decades related to his drug addiction. Fischer basically punished him for having had a drug addiction decades ago. Fisher issued the following order: “Most attorneys with the disciplinary track record of the Respondent would have crawled on their hands and knees to deliver the requested documents to the…

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The Rosa Parks of the CT Bar Gets Canned by the Judiciary

The Rosa Parks of the CT Bar Gets Canned by the Judiciary

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African Americans represent about three percent of the members of the CT Bar. African American females represent less than that. In the early 2000’s Megalie Semexant Coffy graduated law school and got a job with the Judicial Branch as a Temporary Assistant Clerk in Bridgeport. I graduated from law school about the same time. At the time a job as a temporary assistant clerk was considered one of the lowest paying jobs in the CT legal world. Megalie worked her…

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Supreme Court Chief Justice Hires Sleazy Attorney

Supreme Court Chief Justice Hires Sleazy Attorney

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The NY Times recently ran an article about the summer vacationing habits of United States Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts, his wife Jane (nee Sullivan), and their two children on a tiny island called Hupper Island, off the coast of Maine. The Times took pictures of the island, along with pictures of Roberts in a boat, pictures of the road where Roberts and his family live, and details about where the Chief Justice hangs out, basically doxing the Chief Justice….

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Alabama juror held in contempt for being late

Alabama juror held in contempt for being late

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Judge Aleric May of Birmingham, Alabama was elected Judge in in 2018 and in 2024. In 2024 May received 174,000 votes, a 97% landslide victory. May ran unopposed as a Democrat in Birmingham. I guess the Republicans couldn’t find a qualified candidate to run against May. 4,200 votes went to write-candidates. Judge May was recently admonished by US Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor. Sotomayor was not happy that Judge May held a juror in contempt for being a half hour late…

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Cornell Frat House Monitor Drunk On the Job

Cornell Frat House Monitor Drunk On the Job

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Cornell University is considered one of the lower ranked Ivy League schools. If you can’t get into Yale, Harvard or Stamford, you end up at either Cornell or the University of Pennsylvania. These are the Ivy League backup schools. Once you get into an Ivy League it is hard to get kicked out. Grade inflation is the norm. Kids who can’t handle physics take poetry and get A’s with minimal effort. In high school these Ivy League kids were ruled…

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CT Judges Fiddle as ICE Invades Courthouse

CT Judges Fiddle as ICE Invades Courthouse

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The Connecticut Judiciary, run by Chief Administrative Judge Joan Alexander, AKA “Alexandria the Great” has remained silent after ICE agents raided the Meriden courthouse and hauled off a guy who was appearing in court for a traffic violation. Governor Lamont has declared the invasion “unlawful” and conducted “without a warrant.” The ICE agents also violated CT law by not taking off their masks. The Governor has promised to look into things with his buddy Attorney General William Tong, right after…

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Who is Paying “hush money” to Kosta Diamantis in Greece?

Who is Paying “hush money” to Kosta Diamantis in Greece?

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In 2020 Chief State’s Attorney Richard J. Colangelo Jr. hired Anastasia Diamantis, the daughter of Kostas Diamantis, who just fled to Greece, as an administrative assistant at $100K a year. Several officials at the Division of Criminal Justice told Colangelo not to hire the daughter of Kostas Diamantis, the deputy secretary of the Office of Policy and Management appointed by Gov Lamont, to avoid an appearance of a conflict of interest, according to a report issued by Stan Twardy, who…

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Bankruptcy Attorney Gets 10 Months In Fed Prison

Bankruptcy Attorney Gets 10 Months In Fed Prison

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Former bankruptcy litigation attorney, and Newtown CT resident Michael Simes just got sentenced to ten months in Federal prison for failing to pay income taxes for over a decade. Simes was making almost a million dollars a year working for Manhattan law firm Moses & Singer. Simes owes the government over $3 million in taxes, which doesn’t include interest and penalties which the Feds did not assess. The Feds cut him a break on the interest and penalties. Simes’ first…

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