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 crash, Agee submitted his resignation from the bar, a move that formally acknowledges his inability to defend himself against professional disciplinary charges. The Criminal Offense and Sentencing The disciplinary action […]
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 and honesty, is the bedrock of the profession. When an attorney repeatedly violates this trust, the consequences are severe and often permanent. For veteran Illinois attorney Sheldon Lee Banks, a […]
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 scrutinized, as any criminal act can be interpreted as reflecting adversely on their fitness to practice law. The case of Indiana attorney Cherie Ramage is a recent and powerful reminder […]