During the case, powerful and influential, Supreme Court Vice-Chairman Robert Correale (Office of Attorney Ethics) represented himself and his own law firm, Maynard & Truland.   I represented myself, since no New Jersey lawyer wanted to take the case without big money up front.   My legal malpractice complaints started with Robert Correale's and his law firm's gross negligence, over-charging per hour, false billing, lack of communications, coming to court unprepared and perjury.  My evidence was extensive, yet simple.  Evidence was Maynard & Truland's own contact, their own invoices, court-filed letters, court-filed documents, etc.

After Honorable Superior Court Judge Ronald Graves reviewed my detailed evidence, he stated that my charges warranted the Superior Court Law Division for damages.  Months later, when I brought the case to the Law Division, Judges Graves court transcript could not be used as merit, because the court clerk’s only copy of the audio transcript was mysteriously missing and could not be typed. 

Over the years, everyone of my letters to New Jersey judges and the Supreme Court and Superior Court systems clearly quoted that Judge Graves stated that the damages against Maynard & Truland warranted the Superior Court Law Division.  I also wrote in each letter and court document that if I was committing perjury, I understood it meant prison.  (In these past 7 years, I never spent a night in jail for slander or perjury.)

      John "Jack" Cunningham

              Sussex, NJ