Comeskey suspended for nine months

30 Oct 2010 12:57p.m.

Anonymous wrote:

Chris is my uncle, and you know what, he thinks he's too good for his family because he's this rich big shot lawyer now. He represented a murderer who is obviously guilty of a crime. What does that say? A good decent person would want fair JUSTICE for the victim's family and NOT defend a cold killer. As I said before- Money and Fame I guess.

19 Jul 2010 12:00p.m.

Helen1 wrote:

Good lawyer sill on the way to the top of his grade. We all make mistakes and hes no exception to the rule and I look forward to seeing back at the bar. Good Luck Chris Comesky!

17 Jul 2010 10:55p.m.

Jan.. wrote:

Mr.Comeskey is the top best lawyer in the city of Auckland and we respect him, cut the nonsense and let Comeskey back to his practice profeshional,I totally agreed with Silvia..

15 Jul 2010 05:19p.m.

CAD wrote:

I certainly concur with Bill & Bob (As for Silvia WAKE-UP, his company his reputation NO Excusses )hes clearly proven to be a conman ripoff merchant & too much has Obviously rubbed off on him.
I'm still at a loss & cant get my head around his part in the Medals Fiasco.
Looks like his Son is Spot on!
I love the APOLOGISED bit that everyone is into and that makes it all better?
Maybe it's more correct to call it " best I apologise for getting CAUGHT "

15 Jul 2010 05:12p.m.

Ernst wrote:

Where are the police? If a maori ripped off this much money he would bein jail pronto. There's no justice here. His kid is right he is a crook and should be behind bars..

15 Jul 2010 04:40p.m.

bob crighton wrote:

lets be honest all lawyers have their nose in the trough,they appear to be the worst of the worst,gready,dishonest,anything to make a buck and they police themselves, its farcical and this person rips off the public and the lawyers say...you naughty boy,say sorry and we will let you off.he seems to be worse than the worst crims he defended..i hope they are going to look at back records to see if this has not happened before

15 Jul 2010 04:12p.m.

Bill wrote:

Isn't this typical? A tribunal of Lawyers sentencing one of their own, wasn't hard to see what would happen. Any other person involved in corruption would lose everything, but I guess being a lawyer, you are above the law.

15 Jul 2010 01:01p.m.

Silvia wrote:

With the amount of clients that Chris has to see on a daily basis, plus having to attend to various hearings in different courts, at times, in different locations...I don't think he has time to sit down to do all the accounting side of things. Most would be left to his office staff so we should at least understand that bit regarding the invoicing side of things. Apart from that, he's a great lawyer!!!!

15 Jul 2010 09:26a.m.

Barney wrote:

JAIL?