Colinford Mattis, who has been suspended by the firm, was one of two attorneys charged during protests last summer.
October 20, 2021 at 10:38 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A pair of attorneys charged with firebombing a New York City Police Department vehicle during protests for racial justice in Brooklyn in May 2020 pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of possessing or making a destructive device in Brooklyn federal court.
The sentencing for Colinford Mattis, who has been suspended without pay from his job as an associate at Pryor Cashman for more than a year, and tenants’ attorney Urooj Rahman is tentatively scheduled for Feb. 8.
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Colinford Mattis of Pryor Cashman and registered attorney Urooj Rahman were arrested and charged with damaging New York City Police Department vehicle with Molotov cocktails during protests in Brooklyn.
