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7 responses to “Paul Abramo, Esquire | ADDED TO EEBA WATCH LIST

  1. Sally

    This is laugh­able. Fail­ing to remove a name from let­ter­head? Per­haps the let­ter­head was expen­sive and he intended to use it up before mak­ing the change. Per­haps the attor­ney that left was grasp­ing at straws to set­tle a grudge. This is silly stuff that takes up bar and court resources.

  2. watchdog

    Sally works in Abramo’s office , nice try sally. Very sad Abramo has to pay some­one to try an explain his being admon­ished by the nj office of attor­ney ethics, I guess they didn’t think this is “silly stuff “. Dis­ci­pli­nary review board direct quote about Abramo ” You con­duct was improper and a VIOLATION OF RPC 7.5c and n.j. advi­sory com­mit­tee on pro­fes­sional ethics opin­ion 215, 94 n.j.l.j. 600 (1971)” Abramo even WAS ORDERED to pay for the cost of the dis­ci­pli­nary action .
    How about some more Abramo “silly stuff “
    $4500.00 IN fines to Abramo by the supe­rior court judge in the Fager case for improper deal­ing with judge and oppos­ing coun­sel
    How about some more Abramo “silly stuff “
    Dis­trict xb ethics com­mit­tee supreme court com­plaint X-08-002E CHARGING MULTIPLE RULE AND RPC VIOLATIONS
    How about some more abramo ” silly stuff “
    Maybe sally can explain about the inci­dent in the byram shoprite liquor’s park­ing lot

  3. Truebee

    Mr. Abramo is alco­holic as any­one who has ever encoutered him knows. the NJ judges that he goes before put up with his non­sense because they don’t care about jus­tice they only want to pro­tect “their own”. This sick man should have been dis­barred 25 years ago before he was allowed to ruin people’s lives. His knowl­edge of the law and his polit­i­cal con­nec­tions have allowed him to drive drunk for years with­out recourse. The police arrest him and when he sobers up he calls his friendly munuci­pal judge or munic­i­pal pros­e­cu­tor and the sum­mons goes away. This is the way NJ works now. The Supe­rior Court Judges are just the same, Any mis­be­hav­ior or fraud by one of the “pro­tected ones” is over looked and the “uncon­nected lawyer“‘s or the client suf­fers the loss. Big Busi­ness and Big Pol­i­tics has cap­tured the the NJ Court sys­tem and won’t let it go. Mr. Abramo is just the very small “tip of the ice­berg” but a prime exam­ple of how the NJ Courts now work for the con­nected rather than the peo­ple they are paid to work for. The Democ­rats that con­trol NJ have taken a page from the Repub­li­can notebook-“Money Talks, Nobody Walks”

  4. nobody special

    Pro­tected? Non­sense. Mr. Abramo is noto­ri­ous for abu­sive and dis­rep­utable con­duct towards the court and adver­saries. The Supe­rior Court Clerk’s office will warn unfa­mil­iar attor­neys; it’s extra­or­di­nary. He receives no cour­te­sies and indeed has been com­pelled to appear for con­fer­ences per­son­ally so that his deco­rum, or lack therof, is noted on the record, while his adver­saries appear by phone. He is a dis­grace to the bar. But the unfor­tu­nate out­come of this behav­ior is a lack of cred­i­bil­ity which does his clients a disservice.

    Ordi­nar­ily the fail­ure to remove a name from a firm’s let­ter­head would not come to the atten­tion of the Dis­trict Ethics Com­mit­tee. But its con­tin­ued use does con­sti­tute a mis­rep­re­sen­ta­tion of the legal sta­tus of the defunct firm, thus expos­ing the for­mer part­ner to poten­tial lia­bil­ity so the admon­ish­ment may serve to pro­tect the other attor­ney. It seems likely that there is indeed more to this story. One way or another the Ethics Com­mit­tee clearly didn’t buy the “using up the let­ter­head” argument.

  5. Truebee

    Mr. Abramo fraud­u­lently con­tin­ued to use Mr. Williams name on his let­ter for adver­tise­ment pur­poses hop­ing the poten­tial client’s see­ing his yel­low page adver­tise­ment would believew that Mr. William was still in part­ner­ship at that office. Mr. William had made a crit­i­cal mis­take when he under­took part­ner­ship with Mr. Abramo. Mr. Abramo is a reck­less per­son prob­a­bly sprured on by his intense need for alco­hol. After Mr. William’s with­drawal Mr. Abramo con­tin­ued his drink­ing habits and his behav­iour became even more reck­less. He was arrested for DUI on at least one occas­sion and there is no indi­ca­tion this very phys­i­cally and men­tally sick attor­ney has decided to seek the help he desparately needs.

  6. somebody special

    BEWARE! BEWARE! BEWARE! ABRAMO is a out­right CLOWN, not to be trusted with even the sim­plest case. Abramo was dis­posed of from Dolans firm , Abramo was dis­posed of from Hol­lan­ders firm, even Williams Abramo’s most recent law part­ner had to file com­plaints with the DRB because of ABRAMO’S HABITUAL UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR .

    ABRAMO IS OF DUBIOUS CHARACTER AND LINEAGE!

  7. judge

    Sally has not worked for Abramo for more than 3 years.
    Abramo are you ghost writ­ing let­ters again ???
    nobody spe­cial has the cor­rect insight on Abramo
    nobody spe­cial shares the opin­ion of many for­mer Abramo part­ners and clients

    BEWARE OF ABRAMO BEWARE OF ABRAMO BEWARE OF ABRAMO

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