Discipline
Mar. 4, 2016
Among attorneys recently disciplined by the State Bar, many were disciplined after constructively abandoning their clients.
Among attorneys recently disciplined by the State Bar, many were disciplined after constructively abandoning their clients. One attorney failed to make appearances on behalf of multiple clients who were defending against criminal charges in state and criminal courts. Another attorney failed to perform work for clients seeking to file for bankruptcy petitions. In issuing discipline, the State Bar determined the attorneys failed ...
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