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Court of Appeals of Maryland· 8/19/2013

Attorney Grievance Commission v. Harmon

Citations

  • 433 Md. 612
  • 72 A.3d 555
  • 2013 WL 4405852
  • 2013 Md. LEXIS 567

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  • concluding that Harmon’s inability to determine the correct source of client funds in his attorney trust account, as well as his failure to produce records to Bar Counsel, indicated that he failed to keep adequate records in violation of Maryland Rule 16-606.1
  • concluding that Harmon’s inability to determine the correct source of client funds in his attorney trust account, as well as his failure to produce records to Bar Counsel, indicated that he failed to keep adequate records in violation of Maryland Rule 16-606.1
  • imposing an indefinite suspension with right to apply for reinstatement in no fewer than six months for violations of MLRPC 1.15 and 8.1(b)
  • finding a violation of MARPC 8.1(b) when an attorney repeatedly failed to respond to the AGC’s investigative inquiries
  • finding a violation of MARPC 8.1(b) when an attorney repeatedly failed to respond to the AGC’s investigative inquiries
  • “Because Respondent failed to adequately establish on the record below, and [the hearing judge] made no findings regarding, the ‘evidence’ presented in mitigation at oral argument, we shall not consider it when raised for the first time before this Court.”

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