Disbarred in DC, Admonished in NJ: Discipline Diverges for Mishandling Retainer Fee
An attorney who already has been disbarred by ethics authorities in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Pennsylvania for using retainer funds without performing any work has been met with a far lighter form of punishment in New Jersey.
June 20, 2018 at 02:14 PM
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Credit: de-focus/Shutterstock.com far lighter form of punishment recommendation from the state Disciplinary Review Board In Re Wilson.
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