New Jersey. Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
On this date, in the Garden State, the Supreme Court of New Jersey suspended Angela Y. White [#101194] as a result of her forging another woman’s signature on a $54,000 student loan application for Ms. White’s own benefit, while she attended law school.
Some do start early!
Madam White was charged in a Bergen County accusation with uttering a loan application purporting to be the act of another, without her authority and with purpose to defraud, a violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:21–1(a)(3).
Angie was placed in a six-month pretrial intervention program, which she completed and the criminal charge was dismissed. However, the Bar decided that the fact she got caught swindling her way into the profession should not go unpunished and suspended her license on July 10, 2007 for a period of 12 months. Rookie!
Lee A. Gronikowki, Esquire appeared before the Discipline Review Board for the Office of Attorney Ethics. John Cocoziello, Esquire appeared for the Respondent.
Did the woman whose signature she forged get her money back? Is she satisfied with the discipline imposed in this case?
We know it’s still early but have there been any other instances of misconduct by Ms. White that haven’t been addressed by Office of Attorney Ethics?



where is Angela now?
working as a contract lawyer in CA. some agencies check your bar status and others don’t.