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Professional Responsibility – Suspension
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//March 20, 2015
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Civil
Professional Responsibility – Suspension
Where attorney Naomi Dawn Isaacson made numerous false and harassing statements towards judges and others involved in litigation, a one year suspension is appropriate.
“We agree that Attorney Isaacson’s misconduct warrants a one-year suspension of her license to practice law in Wisconsin. She repeatedly made frivolous and harassing personal attacks and discriminatory statements in numerous documents filed in various matters. She continued to make false statements about members of the judiciary and others after being formally sanctioned for her conduct. Based on the record presented, we are satisfied that a one-year suspension is sufficient in view of the seriousness of her professional misconduct and will serve to deter similar behavior and protect the public from similar misconduct in the future.”
2014AP495-D OLR v. Isaacson
Per Curiam.
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