What Moral or Ethical Authority?

February 16, 2010 by admin.

It is the annual SCA campaign season where some formerly disgraced attorneys like to play nasty political games of personal destruction against a variety of Anthem VOICE associates and some board candidates.  So, we are obligated to remind our good SCA members of the the nature of the law violators living amongst us and mention that they have no moral or ethical authority to be criticizing any of the candidates.

We suggest that no one should grant any credibility to the hateful words or opinions of such people.  For example:

1. David A Berman, spouse of director Roz Berman, is a “suspended” Boston attorney for self-admitting that he had forged a judge’s signature on tax documents.  He has been suspended for over two decades, but he pretended to be a “retired attorney” for many years until he was outed a couple of years ago.  See the following files:
berman_suspension_report.pdf
berman_full_report-5pgs-3.pdf

After reading the second file, one has to wonder how he was able to be employed for a decade by the Internal Revenue Service if this judgement was disclosed–as the IRS has normally required?

2. Al Tenner is a 3-time “disbarred” attorney from California.  The details on his disgraceful records are found in the following files:
tenner_1.pdf
tenner_2.pdf
tenner_3.pdf

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