Former Girardi Keese attorney Keith D. Griffin did everything he could to try to get Thomas Girardi to pay the firm’s clients, his attorney told a State Bar judge Friday, following a four day disciplinary trial.
Both sides agreed on at least one thing in the closing arguments: Griffin could not persuade Girardi to pay clients what they were owed.
Bar prosecutors charged Griffin in June with knowingly misleading ...
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