Tag Archives: Disbarment

Life Of A Bar Complaint – At Least In D.C.

Posted on May 17, 2015 by The Legal Reformer

So what happens when a legal consumer files a bar complaint? Are the attorneys ever really disciplined? Recently, the Washington Lawyer magazine ran an article titled Q&A With Eric Yaffe: Chair of the Board on Professional Responsibility, addressing these and other … Continue reading →

Posted in Tips | Tagged Bar Counsel, D.C. Bar, D.C. Court of Appeals, Disbarment, Disciplinary Action, Disciplinary Complaint, District of Columbia Bar, Eric Yaffe, Washington Lawyer | Leave a comment

Attorney Disbarred for Fee Ultimatum to Clients

Posted on September 21, 2012 by The Legal Reformer

The New Hampshire Supreme Court disbarred an attorney this week for giving an ultimatum to his clients in February of 2006: agree to his $2 million fee or he would not represent them in the mediation taking place that same … Continue reading →

Posted in Billing | Tagged Attorney Misconduct, Attorneys, Clients, Conflict of Interest, Disbarment, Disciplinary Action, Fee Disputes, Legal Ethics, News, Settlement | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Disbarment

Life Of A Bar Complaint – At Least In D.C.

Attorney Disbarred for Fee Ultimatum to Clients

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