Committee on Legal Ethics of the West Virginia State Bar v. Farber

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• three-month suspension appropriate for attorney who blamed conspiracy for his losses and was unable to separate fact from fiction or to admit the wrongfulness of his conduct
• three-month suspension appropriate for attorney who blamed conspiracy for his losses and was unable to separate fact from fiction or to admit the wrongfulness of his conduct
• three-month suspension and requirement that attorney undergo psychological evaluation before reinstatement where attorney engaged in inappropriate behavior including lashing out with irrational and reckless allegations when attorney did not get his own way
• three-month suspension and requirement that attorney undergo psychological evaluation before reinstatement where attorney engaged in inappropriate behavior including lashing out with irrational and reckless allegations when attorney did not get his own way

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