Stemming from a real estate client's representation in the purchase of a house, respondent Edward Charles Malloy III made a series of legal decisions that catapulted a simple claim for carpeting reimbursement into a much larger suit. ODC recommended suspension for five years.
July 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Suspension From Bar • Failure to Provide Competent Client Representation • Abuse of the Judicial System • Breach of Contract
In re Malloy, PICS Case No. 16-0922 (D.B. June 30, 2016) per curiam (34 pages).
Stemming from a real estate client’s representation in the purchase of a house, respondent Edward Charles Malloy III made a series of legal decisions that catapulted a simple claim for carpeting reimbursement into a much larger suit. ODC recommended suspension for five years.
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