Carifi's attempts to hire his brother's attorney have stalled, due to a countersuit from the Mayor's office and pushback from the county and state. Fast forward to a year later, and we find that Mr. The resolutions passed 3-1, with the sole dissenting vote coming from Councilman Mike dePierro. James Carifi, in a lawsuit against the Township, which is somehow not a conflict of interest. Ortiz was representing his brother, former Parsippany Police Capt. Ortiz II, Esq, as acting counsel to the 'committee as a whole' created to investigate Inglesino, with a nice $30,000 retainer. Carifi also voted to appoint Union City lawyer Wilfredo J. Inglesino had a conflict of interest serving as Township Attorney. Council President Paul Carifi, after a long and public feud with Mayor James Barberio in the 2013 Mayoral race that resulted in accusations of corruption and bribery, proposed a resolution to investigate Township Attorney John Inglesino, claiming Mr. The first relevant incident occurred in early 2014. It really doesn't make much sense unless you look at some recent history and dig in to the past of a seemingly inconsequential player in this whole farce. Many people, including a few of the candidates, are quite confused by this. Since Parsippany is pretty much a Republican town (the Mayor and all five current Council members are Republicans, there's been one Democrat on the council in the last 30 years), it seems odd that a SuperPAC that raised funds for both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama would take an interest. It seems that a national Political Action Committee which supports the Democratic party has taken notice of our township and decided to support a group of Republican candidates running for council. Recently, there has been a great controversy in Parsippany's Town Council Republican primary.

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