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· 6/20/1989

In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Arbuckle

Citations

  • 775 P.2d 832
  • 308 Or. 135
  • 1989 Ore. LEXIS 149

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that injury to a client in the form of time expended, anxiety, and aggravation constitutes injury under the ABA Standards
  • unless lawyer is exercising valid lien rights in client’s property, client is entitled to return of property upon demand
  • injury to client in lawyer disciplinary case measured in terms of “time, anxiety, and aggravation” spent in trying to coax cooperation from accused lawyer
  • anxiety and aggravation as client injury in setting disciplinary sanction

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Judges: Per Curiam

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