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May 9, 2008

Proposed Sanction Deemed Insufficient

The Iowa Supreme Court rejected the proposed six-month suspension recommended by its Grievance Commission and imposed a two-year suspension for neglect, failure to provide an accounting and return personal papers of a client and failure to cooperate with the isciplinary investigation. The court reviews attorney discipline matters de novo. While a six-month suspension is within the range of appropriate sanctions for neglect of legal matters, the attorney had a record of prior discipline and the additional violations. The attorney had indicated that he has no plan to resume the practice of law. (Mike Frisch)

May 9, 2008 in Bar Discipline & Process | Permalink

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