Corey James Adamson, 42, of Mechanicsburg, was suspended for one year after he admitted he was a 'pathological liar,' and had bungled civil cases for five clients in 2019 and 2020.
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A Cumberland County attorney has been suspended for a year after mishandling at least five civil cases, including lying about actions he had taken and adding himself as a guardian of a client’s children without asking her. Corey James Adamson, 42, of Mechanicsburg, also told a woman he filed an inheritance tax return for her and said she owed no money to the government, but it turned out she owed the Internal Revenue Service nearly $30,000 and got penalized more than $2,000 for not paying on time. His law firm ended up paying her penalties for her.
Adamson agreed to the suspension of his law license for one year and one day with the state’s disciplinary board in September. The Supreme Court approved the agreement Wednesday covering seven violations of the state’s rules for professional conduct. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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