2011AP1073-D OLR v. Guenther

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday issued two disciplinary orders.

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2011AP2263-D OLR v. Taber

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2011AP1700-D OLR v. Brandt

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2011AP2625-D OLR v. Milos

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The Oregon School District is facing a lawsuit after denying enrollment to a student who was expelled from a Janesville school.

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2011AP49-D OLR v. Lamb

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2011AP47-D OLR v. Niesen

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Municipalities Liquor licenses; suspension; notice and hearing; sufficiency of the evidence

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Professional Responsibility Suspension

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Professional Responsibility Suspension

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Professional Responsibility Suspension

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Professional Responsibility Suspension Where attorney Eric L. Crandall attempted to “strong-arm” a client into withdrawing a grievance, a five month suspension is appropriate. “Turning to the question of the appropriate level of discipline, we conclude that a five-month suspension is ...

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Professional Responsibility Suspension Where attorney William J. Grogan used his trust account as a business and personal account, a 60-day suspension is appropriate. “We are satisfied the record supports the imposition of a 60-day license suspension, together with the recommended ...

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Professional Responsibility Suspension Where attorney James E. Hammis billed the SPD for work he didn’t perform, practiced law after an administrative suspension, a four-month suspension is appropriate. “Attorney Hammis concedes he committed these ethical violations at a time of significant ...

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Professional Responsibility Suspension Where attorney Frederick J. Voss had sexual intercourse with a mentally disturbed client, and disregarded requests from the client not to contact her anymore, a four-year suspension is appropriate. “In determining an appropriate sanction for an attorney ...

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Professional Responsibility Suspension Where attorney John H. Peiss had his license in Illinois suspended for one year, reciprocal discipline is appropriate. “After fully reviewing the matter, we adopt the finding gs of fact and conclusions of law set forth in ...

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