In re Hyman

Respondent, who was admitted to practice in 1951 by the Appellate Division, First Department, was charged with specifications of professional misconduct in his neglect of the interests of clients and misrepresentations in connection therewith. The Referee to whom the matter was referred found Charges I, II and III were established. Charge IV was not sustained. The Referee’s report is in all respects confirmed. The petitioner concedes that the Referee was correct in not sustaining Charge IV.

The charges, as sustained, establish that respondent was guilty of neglect in connection with three…