Misleading Social Media Posts Land Montco Attorney With Suspension
"There are two things that the board and the court hates the most: and that is lying and stealing," Ellen Brotman said.
January 26, 2024 at 05:00 AM
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Legal Ethics and Attorney DisciplineWhat You Need to Know
- A Montgomery County solo practitioner was suspended in part for posts he made on social media.
- The lawyer made false and disparaging statements about the defendant in a case he was pursuing.
- One ethics lawyer noted that lying has long been against the rules, but social media presents a bigger platform for misconduct.
A Montgomery County lawyer's misleading social media posts helped land him a suspension from the bar.
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