Disbarred for Deceit: Andrea Jo Anne David-Vega Loses License
The Supreme Court of Georgia ordered the disbarment of attorney Andrea Jo Anne David-Vega in March 2024 after finding she abandoned a client’s personal injury
Attorney Wilson R. Smith Jailed for Multi-Million Dollar Client Fraud
The trust clients place in their attorneys is foundational to the legal profession. When an attorney betrays that trust not just through negligence, but through
Betrayal and Disbarment: The Fall of Georgia Attorney Melvin Raines II
The promise an attorney makes to their client is one of diligence, competence, and, above all, honesty. When that promise is broken, particularly through theft
Georgia Attorney Joe Durham Jr. Faces Disbarment Over $2 Million Client Fund Misappropriation and Threats
Albany, Georgia, attorney Joseph “Joe” Durham Jr. requested a temporary suspension of his law license in September 2025 amidst a devastating State Bar investigation involving
Six-Month Suspension for Christopher Ryan Breault After Threatening Conduct and Client Confidentiality Breach
The Supreme Court of Georgia has imposed a six-month suspension on attorney Christopher Ryan Breault for multiple professional misconduct violations stemming from his aggressive litigation
Attorney Dell Jackson Disbarred for Complete Client Neglect
The Supreme Court of Georgia has issued a definitive order of disbarment against attorney Dell Jackson for a severe breach of professional duty that centered
The Ultimate Breach of Trust: The Disbarment of Attorney Johnbull Nwosu
The pursuit of justice must always be conducted within the bounds of honesty. For an attorney, the duty of candor to the tribunal is one
Indiana Attorney Steven P. Taylor Publicly Reprimanded for Client Neglect
The Indiana Supreme Court has imposed a Public Reprimand on Indianapolis attorney Steven P. Taylor for violating professional conduct rules in his representation of clients
The Disciplinary History of Indiana Attorney Robert T. Miller
Indiana attorney Robert T. Miller has accumulated a disciplinary history marked by two separate instances of professional misconduct, each involving a misuse of his authority
Felony OWI and Attorney Richard M. Malad’s Resignation from the Bar
The legal profession demands moral rectitude both inside and outside the courtroom. When an attorney’s personal conduct crosses the line into criminal activity, the consequences
Indiana Attorney Andrew J. Jacobs Indefinitely Suspended
The Indiana Supreme Court has indefinitely suspended Indianapolis attorney Andrew J. Jacobs from the practice of law due to his persistent failure to cooperate with
The Case of Indiana Attorney Jacob R. Agee
The legal career of Indiana attorney Jacob R. Agee was ended by his own criminal conduct. Following his felony conviction in a fatal drunk driving
Attorney Randy Godshalk Resigns from the Bar Amidst Allegations of Witness Bribing and Perjury
In a disciplinary conclusion that underscores the absolute necessity of integrity in the legal field, Indiana attorney Randy Godshalk chose to exit the profession via
Attorney James B. Dillon Suspended for Client Neglect and Dishonesty
The foundational principles of the legal profession—competence, diligence, and honest communication—were systematically abandoned by Indiana attorney James B. Dillon. His pattern of professional misconduct, spanning
James K. Wisco: Attorney Suspended After Felony Theft Conviction
The case of James K. Wisco is a distressing example of a trusted public servant and attorney who succumbed to a personal vice, leading to
The Illinois Attorney Who Lost His License Over Domestic Violence
In the legal profession, a license to practice is more than just a certification—it’s a badge of public trust. When an attorney’s personal conduct violates
How Alger V. Boswell III Was Suspended
In the legal profession, integrity is non-negotiable, and cooperating with disciplinary authorities is a fundamental duty. When an attorney refuses to acknowledge or respond to
K.O. Johnson: Disbarment for Federal Bankruptcy Fraud
In the legal profession, trust is currency. When an attorney, particularly one whose practice involves complex financial matters like bankruptcy, chooses to violate that trust
Attorney Lori Kieffer-Garrison: The Price of Repeat Ethical Failures
The practice of law requires not only competence and diligence but also an unwavering commitment to honesty with clients and the court. For Iowa and
Sheldon Banks Attorney Suspension and Conversion
In the world of law, the fiduciary duty, the absolute obligation to handle a client’s money and legal matter with the highest level of care
Why a Felony OWI Conviction Cost Attorney Cherie Ramage Her License
For attorneys, the standard of conduct extends far beyond the confines of the courtroom or the client conference room. A lawyer’s personal behavior is constantly
Calaveras Judge Timothy S. Healy Publicly Admonished
Calaveras County, CA – Calaveras County Superior Court Judge Timothy S. Healy has been issued a public admonishment by the California Commission on Judicial Performance
The Disciplinary Case of Dean E. McConnell
For attorneys, a criminal conviction, even for a misdemeanor, carries far more weight than it does for the average citizen. It’s not just a personal
The Disbarment of Dean W. O’Connor
In the legal profession, integrity is not merely a virtue; it is a non-negotiable requirement. For attorneys licensed in multiple states, this standard applies across