In the Matter of Benjamin Nazmiyal, admitted as Ben Nazmiyal, an attorney and counselor-at-law. (Attorney Registration No. 4831517)

PER CURIAM — By order of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, filed October 1, 2018, the respondent was disbarred from the practice of law in that state (see Matter of Nazmiyal, 235 NJ 222, 194 A3d 499). The order was predicated on a decision dated June 27, 2018, of the Disciplinary Review Board (hereinafter DRB) of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, in connection with two complaints filed under Docket Nos. 17-351 and 17-445. The respondent was admitted to practice in New Jersey in 2010. He was temporarily suspended by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, commencing June 14, 2016, for failing to comply with fee arbitration determinations in nine separate matters.

A. New Jersey Proceedings As revealed in the DRB’s decision, in both Docket Nos. 17-351 and 17-445, complaints were filed against the respondent with the Office of Attorney Ethics (hereinafter OAE) in connection with loan modification services he offered and performed for numerous clients. The respondent was represented by counsel before the OAE.