Committee on Professional Ethics & Conduct v. Gross

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• respondent-attorney acted as corporate fiduciary rather than as a lawyer; nevertheless lawyer violated ethical rules when he failed to escrow investment funds as required by option agreement and used money to pay his own salary and other expenses
• respondent-attorney acted as corporate fiduciary rather than as a lawyer; nevertheless lawyer violated ethical rules when he failed to escrow investment funds as required by option agreement and used money to pay his own salary and other expenses

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