In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Miles

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• requiring the accused in that case to explain certain matters before being allowed to resume practice
• reaching that conclusion in similar circumstances
• failure to cooperate harmed the profession and the public “because, [the lawyer] delayed the Bar’s investigation and, consequently, the resolution of her clients’ complaints”
• 120-day suspension appropriate when lawyer failed to respond to inquiries posed by Bar and LPRC in disciplinary investigation
• 120-day suspension for failure to cooperate, noting that, “[i]n most cases, either a single, significant failure to cooperate with a disciplinary investigation or lesser, multiple failures to cooperate warrant a lengthy suspension from the practice of law”
• accused lawyer’s receipt of certified letters from Bar supported finding of knowledge

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).