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Brooklyn Man Accused of Impersonating Attorney

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Written by  PFA News

Federal prosecutors have charged a Brooklyn man who represented clients in at least 12 federal lawsuits with impersonating a lawyer. So reports The New York Times.

The man, whose real name is unknown, used the attorney registration number of “Stephen G. Dickerman,” a lawyer who has not renewed his license since 2008, to set up shop for himself and get sworn in to practice in federal court.

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