► Attorney Paul J. Andrews of Boston; convict; crook, Dumbo Print
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Attorney Paul J. Andrews of Boston; convict; dumb crook, Dumbo

 
Shortly after receiving his law license, Paulie was employed in the criminal division of the US Department of Justice as a trial attorney. Beginning in 1999, he was employed by the fraud section, which was located in Washington, D.C., but Paulie maintained his residence in Massachusetts.
 
While with the Justice Department Paulie handled cases throughout the country and was therefore required to travel extensively. He obtained reimbursement of his travel expenses from the government by submitting vouchers.
 
Paulie was required to notify the government whenever he took off time from work as part of his annual leave (vacation). Upon leaving government service, Paulie would be entitled to collect reimbursement for any leave accrued but not taken.
 
Several years ago, Paulie was convicted of two criminal counts of conversion of public money. The convictions were based on his submission of inflated [fabricated] expense vouchers and his failure to report two weeks of vacation. Paulie was sentenced to one year of probation and ordered to repay the government $6,676.09. Of this amount, $4,390.40 was the value of the unreported leave.
 
As a result of Paulie the Crooks criminal conviction, the Massachusetts Supreme Court suspended his law license for 18 months. Unbelievably, the enablers for Attorney Misfits on the Supreme Court reinstated Paulie’s law license.
 
As we speak (ca. June 2011) Paulie the Thief is employed by the firm of Denner Pellegrino in Boston. A review of the Pellegrino web site promoting Paulie’s alleged accomplishments; there is no mention that he is a convicted criminal.
 
Don’t ya think that the Massachusetts Supreme Court should order that the Pellegrino firm post a sign on Paulie’s office door alerting future clients that he’s a convicted criminal?