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Supreme Court of Minnesota· 3/13/2008

In Re Disciplinary Action Against Overboe

Citations

  • 745 N.W.2d 852
  • 2008 WL 681689

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  • accepting without analysis a referee's conclusion that \substantial experience\ was an aggravating factor, citing Holker
  • applying Minnesota law to determine the discipline to impose after concluding that the Minnesota and North Dakota Rules of Professional Conduct applied to a lawyer’s conduct
  • Minnesota Supreme Court applying North Dakota ethics rules for violations involving a trust account where the attorney practiced and had bank accounts, but applying Minnesota case law in connection with the imposition of the sanction
  • Minnesota court applying North Dakota ethics rules for violations involving trust account where attorney practiced and had bank accounts in North Dakota and applying Minnesota rules to the allegations of failure to cooperate with disciplinary authorities
  • Minnesota court applying North Dakota ethics rules for violations involving trust account where attorney practiced and had bank accounts in North Dakota and applying Minnesota rules to the allegations of failure to cooperate with disciplinary authorities
  • substantial experience in practice of law as an aggravating factor

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Judges: Dietzen

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