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May 12, 2008

No CLE, No License To Practice

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court accepted a proposed consent disposition and suspended an attorney for 18 months. The attorney had been transferred to inactive status in 2000 for failure to comply with continuing legal education obligations and failure to comply with procedures required of such attorneys. He then had engaged in the unauthorized practice of law in several matters. (Mike Frisch)

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