Campaign for Accountability respectfully asks that you investigate whether attorney Marc E. Kasowitz violated District of Columbia Rules of Professional Conduct regarding the unauthorized practice of law and dealing with unrepresented parties.

Yikes: Kasowitz is now fighting wars on multiple fronts.

BankruptcyMisconduct believes that the #resist movement will succeed in shutting down #MarcKasowitz if their ethics complaints are supplemented to include far stronger ethical, and likely criminal, allegations related to #FeePadding being part of the firms ordinary course operations. Sworn allegations of such, substantially undenied, are believed to be undeniable and recorded in the Berry vs. Kasowitz matter (free docs also featured here).

Words matter, and no one can lay a Symantic Web like a lynguist. Download a free copy of the Disciplinary Complaint against Marc Elliot Kasowitz to the Departmental Disciplinary Committee for the First Department at 61 Broadway.

The violations at issue here present a compelling case for investigation and disciplinary action.

Mr. Roth could be heard to say:

Turned from Hunter into Hunted

Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman is a well known firm with a bankruptcy specialty having a renowned national presence.  That is why BankruptcyMisconduct was so enchanted with the candid assertions by an associated fired for attempting to correct some business practices which obviously served no purpose other than to unnecessarily inflate billing hours on discovery matters.

Partner AAron H. Marks is a co-defendant.  Newly minted partner Kim Conroy, in the slightly more effeminate photo above, is also co defendant in the lawsuit which you can download for free.

So much for being a whistleblower on fee abuse...

Kasowitz-Benson-Torres-Friedman_fired_whistleblower_discovery_fee_abuse.pdf