In re Glavin
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
— In this disciplinary proceeding respondent, an Albany attorney admitted to practice in this department in 1929, is charged with one count of misconduct arising out of an April 6, 1984 letter which he sent to an individual who had apparently done some unsatisfactory repair work at the home of one of his clients. The petition charges respondent with violating several provisions of the Code of Professional Responsibility in that his letter, inter alia, threatens the recipient with arrest and/or jail in an effort to obtain a refund of moneys paid by the client and implies that respondent…
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