Attorney Grievance Commission v. Calhoun

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• finding that sending out monthly statements that simply stated what the client owed without providing further details was a violation of MLRPC Rule 1.4
• finding that sending out monthly statements that simply stated what the client owed without providing further details was a violation of MLRPC Rule 1.4
• stating that where the respondent knew that there was a dispute as to her fees arising from settlement funds, “respondent should have deposited the funds into a proper trust account pending resolution of such dispute”
• attorney’s 10-month delay in filing charging documents in an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission case was a violation of MLRPC 1.1
• This Court indefinitely suspended from the practice of law in Maryland a lawyer who violated multiple MLRPC, including MLRPC 8.4(c); this Court stated that, although a violation of MLRPC 8.4(c
• This Court indefinitely suspended from the practice of law in Maryland a lawyer who violated multiple MLRPC, including MLRPC 8.4(c); this Court stated that, although a violation of MLRPC 8.4(c

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