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· 9/24/1992

In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Dinerman

Citations

  • 840 P.2d 50
  • 314 Or. 308
  • 1992 Ore. LEXIS 166

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  • imposing 63-day suspension for knowingly making false statements to assist client in obtaining straw loan from bank
  • applying ABA Standard 9.22(b) when lawyer's actions in client's interest amounted to misrepresentations aimed at circumventing banking laws
  • applying ABA Standard 9.22(b) when lawyer’s actions in client’s interest amounted to misrepresentations aimed at circumventing banking laws
  • knowingly making false statements to assist client in obtaining loan from bank; 63-day suspension
  • rejecting lawyer’s claim that he had been “simply demeanor-based credibility assessment, based on its own “subjective observa- tions of a witness’s demeanor and the manner in which the witness testifies,” court defers to the panel’s “superior position to assess credibility on that basis”
  • rejecting lawyer’s claim that he had been “simply demeanor-based credibility assessment, based on its own “subjective observa- tions of a witness’s demeanor and the manner in which the witness testifies,” court defers to the panel’s “superior position to assess credibility on that basis”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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