In Re Bourcier

How courts have described this case

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• finding that accused lawyer acted knowingly when the Bar sent letters advising him of its disciplinary investigation and he failed to respond
• finding that accused lawyer acted knowingly when lawyer failed to respond to client’s telephone messages and to Bar’s letters
• finding pattern of misconduct to exist when accused lawyer failed to cooperate after recently having been disciplined for similar misconduct, among other misconduct
• finding pattern of misconduct to exist when accused lawyer failed to cooperate after recently having been disciplined for similar misconduct, among other misconduct
• lawyer’s duty to the profession includes an obligation to respond to inquiries concerning allegations of professional misconduct
• lawyer failed to communicate with client regarding appeal and did not inform client when briefs were filed and when Court of Appeals upheld conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).