Infamous lawyer's law license suspension temporarily overturned
His six-month suspension, related to the revealing of Sandy Hook shooting victims' private medical records, has been overturned by the Connecticut Appellate Court, which ordered a new hearing on the matter.
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May 24, 2024, 10:55 AM
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Updated 236 days ago
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yesterdayNorman Pattis, the lawyer infamous for his defense in high-profile cases, including that of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, will retain his law license for now.
His six-month suspension, related to the revealing of Sandy Hook shooting victims' private medical records, has been overturned by the Connecticut Appellate Court, which ordered a new hearing on the matter.
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