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· 2/18/2016

Gregory Junkin v. State of Florida

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  • holding that 20 attorney violated MARPC 19-308(d) by failing to represent a client in an adequate manner
  • reversing the hearing judge’s conclusion that the respondent did not violate MLRPC 1.5(a) in two client matters notwithstanding that Bar Counsel only took exception to that conclusion with respect to a third matter
  • stressing the importance of diligent representation and adequate communication in immigration cases
  • attorney violated Rule 8.4(d) by failing to represent a client in an adequate manner and failing to keep a client informed about the status of a case
  • no liability under 5.3(c)(2) when attorney did not directly supervise staff

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