· 10/17/1984
Committee on Legal Ethics of West Virginia State Bar v. Blair
Citations
- 327 S.E.2d 671
- 174 W. Va. 494
- 1984 W. Va. LEXIS 463
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- recognizing that \[t]his Court is the final arbiter of legal ethics problems\
- recognizing that “[t]his Court is the final arbiter of legal ethics problems”
- “This Court is the final arbiter of legal ethics problems and must make the ultimate decisions about public reprimands, suspensions or annulments of attorneys’ licenses to practice law.”
- “This Court is the final arbiter of legal ethics problems and must make the ultimate decisions about public reprimands, suspensions or annulments of attorneys’ licenses to practice law.”
- “[The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals] is the final arbiter of legal ethics problems and must make the ultimate decisions about public reprimands, suspensions[,] or annulments of attorneys’ licenses to practice law.”
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Judges: Neely
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