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South Carolina attorney reprimanded in N.C.
David Donovan//July 15, 2019//
Attorney: Darren Haley
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
Bar membership: Licensed in South Carolina and Virginia, but not licensed in North Carolina
Disciplinary action: Reprimanded on May 14
Background: Haley applied for pro hac vice admission for a case in Mecklenburg County. In his motion, Haley said he had no disciplinary actions on his record aside from a discipline in 2002. In fact, Haley had been suspended from the practice of law in South Carolina for 30 days in 2005, and reciprocal discipline had been imposed in Virginia in 2006. The reprimand notes that Haley again omitted the 2006 suspension in a motion to appear pro hac vice in federal court in New York in 2017.
Previous discipline: None listed
All information contained in the Bar Discipline Roundup is compiled and edited by Lawyers Weekly editor-in-chief David Donovan. He can be reached at [email protected].
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