Attorney Grievance Commission v. Bleecker

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• concluding aggravating factor (d) is implicated as a result of numerous violations of the Rules
• concluding a Rule 8.4(d) violation where attorney failed to promptly notify client and advise her to seek advice of independent counsel regarding a malpractice action, which “seriously impair[ed] public confidence in the entire profession”
• finding a violation of Rule 8.4(c) where an attorney failed to disclose that the court dismissed client’s case with prejudice
• listing “prior disciplinary offenses[]” and “substantial experience in the practice of law[,]” among other factors, as aggravating factors in attorney discipline cases
• the violation of multiple disciplinary rules implicated aggravating factor (d)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).