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Professional Responsibility – Public reprimand
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//July 1, 2014//
Listen to this articleProfessional Responsibility – Public reprimand
Where attorney Patrick J. Hudec engaged in a pattern of inattention to details, a public reprimand is appropriate.
“There is no showing that any of the referee’s findings of fact are erroneous. Accordingly, we adopt them. We also agree with the referee’s conclusions of law that Attorney Hudec violated the supreme court rules set forth above. We further agree with the referee that a public reprimand is an appropriate sanction for the misconduct at issue here. Finally, we agree with the referee that Attorney Hudec should be required to pay the full costs of the proceeding, which are $1,625.14.”
2013AP360-D OLR v. Hudec
Per Curiam.
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