An East Haddam attorney who was sentenced to 30 days in prison for driving with a suspended license and two years of probation, has now been suspended from practicing law in Connecticut.

The Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel had recommended that Paul Buhl be suspended from practicing law for two years over his criminal convictions, which included operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. In his April 12 ruling, Middletown Superior Court Judge Jose Suarez noted Buhl did not show remorse.

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