Colorado suspends former Trump attorney’s law license
DENVER — Colorado legal officials on Tuesday approved an agreement with Jenna Ellis, a onetime attorney for former President Donald Trump, barring her from practicing law in the state for […]
VIDEO: Some lawyers can recover legal careers after bar discipline
Josh Walthall has seen both sides of state Bar discipline of lawyers. He previously served as a state Bar prosecutor, and his practice now includes defending lawyers facing grievance prosecutions.
Judges – Discipline – Public Reprimand – Delayed Ruling
The respondent-judge, who otherwise has an exemplary record and excellent reputation, failed to issue a ruling for more than two years and three months after the last day of the […]
Judges – Industrial Commission – Deputy Commissioner – Discipline – Public Reprimand
Clear, cogent and convincing evidence supports the Judicial Standards Commission’s finding that the respondent deputy commissioner was driving while impaired when he was involved in an accident. The Commission’s findings […]
Attorneys – Discipline – ‘Esq.’ – First Impression – Solicitation Emails – Suspension
North Carolina State Bar v. Ely (Lawyers Weekly No. 011-055-18, 31 pp.) (Mark Davis, J.) Appealed from the Disciplinary Hearing Commission. N.C. App. Holding: Under the circumstances of this case, […]
Attorneys – Discipline – Suspension – Aiding Unauthorized Practice of Law – Frivolous Suits
North Carolina State Bar v. Livingston (Lawyers Weekly No. 011-398-17, 39 pp.) (Wanda Bryant, J.) Appealed from the Disciplinary Hearing Commission. N.C. App. Holding: The defendant-attorney‘s six-week delay in terminating […]
Judges – Discipline – Censure – DWI & Belligerent Behavior
In re Judge LaBarre (Lawyers Weekly No. 010-034-17, 12 pp.) (Michael Morgan, J., for the court) N.C. S. Ct. Holding: An emergency judge drove while impaired and behaved belligerently towards […]
Judges – Discipline – Jurisdiction – State Bar
North Carolina State Bar v. Tillett (Lawyers Weekly No. 010-024-17, 41 pp.) (Barbara Jackson, J.) (Mark Martin, C.J., joined by Robert Edmunds Jr., J., concurring) (Sam Ervin IV, J., joined […]
Attorneys — Discipline – Suspension – Trust Account Reconciliation – Flat Expense Fees
North Carolina State Bar v. Batchelor (Lawyers Weekly No. 15-16-0387, 14 pp.) (Sanford Steelman Jr., J.) Appealed from the Disciplinary Hearing Commission. N.C. App. Unpub. Holding: Even though defendant believed […]
Attorneys — Discipline – Suspension – Trust Account – Mismanagement
North Carolina State Bar v. Adams (Lawyers Weekly No. 15-07-0204, 19 pp.) (Donna Stroud, J.) Appealed from the State Bar Disciplinary Hearing Commission. N.C. App. Holding: Since (1) “intent of […]
Civil Rights — Civil Practice – Subject Matter Jurisdiction – Schools & School Boards – Student Discipline – Constitutional
Roseboro v. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board (Lawyers Weekly No. 14-03-0973, 19 pp.) (L. Patrick Auld, USMJ) 1:14-cv-00455; M.D.N.C. Holding: Plaintiffs have attempted to clarify that they did not intend to […]
Domestic Relations – Parent & Child – Permanency Planning Order – Ceasing Reunification Efforts
In re I.K. Although the respondent-father once disciplined his teenage stepson with a bull whip, there is no evidence in the record to support the trial court’s conclusion that there is a reasonable probability he would use this method of discipline on his young daughter, “Ilka.” Respondent has attended all treatment, parenting classes, and mental health assessments ordered by the [...]
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