California Courts of Appeal
Jun. 23, 2016
Attorney drafted trust to benefit himself, appellate court rules
The 2nd District Court of Appeal tore into a Santa Barbara lawyer for drafting a trust and will for an "elderly and mentally infirm" client to benefit himself and his associates.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The 2nd District Court of Appeal tore into a Santa Barbara lawyer for drafting a trust and will for an "elderly and mentally infirm" client to benefit himself and his associates.
The three-judge panel found John F. LeBouef's conduct so troublesome that the panel forwarded its opinion against LeBouef to the State Bar and the Santa Barbara County district attorney's office.
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