Lawyers Allegedly Behaving Badly

[dapaterson]

Galati’s special. Another one who went down some serious rabbit holes. He has not had a good couple of years.

Whatever do you mean?

Controversial lawyer ordered to pay $132,000 to fellow lockdown foes

Judge concluded Rocco Galati was trying to silence critics of a lawsuit alleging a pandemic conspiracy involving Trudeau, the WEF, and WHO.

nationalpost.com

 

[brihard]

Whatever do you mean?

Controversial lawyer ordered to pay $132,000 to fellow lockdown foes

Judge concluded Rocco Galati was trying to silence critics of a lawsuit alleging a pandemic conspiracy involving Trudeau, the WEF, and WHO.

nationalpost.com

He quieted down quite a bit after he almost died, but he still had a number of garbage cases moving through the courts.

 

[lenaitch]

He quieted down quite a bit after he almost died, but he still had a number of garbage cases moving through the courts.

It seems the pandemic response piqued his ire. His involvement with LSO tribunals predated that.

His (well, his Constitutional Rights Centre) track record for taking on various levels of government isn't particularly stellar.

 

[daftandbarmy]

Meanwhile, in BC:

BC lawyer admits to sexual misconduct, resigns from practice two weeks after announcing retirement​

A family law lawyer in Surrey, British Columbia, resigned his Law Society of BC membership after admitting to more than two decades of sexual misconduct, including taking surreptitious photographs of an employee’s cleavage and penning a confessional letter about his sexual and romantic feelings towards another employee.

Under a consent agreement with the law society, Stuart Zukerman of Zukerman Law will not practise law for five years; apply for membership to any other law society without first advising the LSBC; work in any capacity for any lawyer or law firm in Canada without first obtaining the consent of LSBC’s executive director.

In September 2023, Zukerman also promised the LSBC he would not be alone with any person who identifies as female while practising law. The LSBC said this rule was in place while the law society was investigating a complaint from a lawyer previously employed at Zukerman’s firm and would stay in place until Zukerman’s resignation on Nov. 30.

BC lawyer admits to sexual misconduct, resigns from practice two weeks after announcing retirement

The LSBC says Stuart Zukerman's misconduct spans more than two decades

www.canadianlawyermag.com

 

[brihard]

It seems the pandemic response piqued his ire. His involvement with LSO tribunals predated that.

His (well, his Constitutional Rights Centre) track record for taking on various levels of government isn't particularly stellar.

He ended up in ICU on a ventilator for a while and pretty much faded from prominence after that.