Discipline
May 1, 2015
Disciplinary Actions
Four lawyers disciplined recently by the state Supreme Court or State Bar Court all got into trouble for not doing what they'd promised to do as conditions of probation for previous discipline problems.
got into trouble for not doing what they'd promised to do as conditions of probation
for previous discipline problems. One of those lawyers previous problems was simply
not paying his bar dues or taking his continuing legal education classes for five
years while practicing out of state.
Two other lawyers were discipli...
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