· 7/29/1993
In Re Discipline of Devers
Citations
- 855 P.2d 617
- 317 Or. 261
- 1993 Ore. LEXIS 104
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Devers’ disciplinary history consisted of two prior reprimands and one prior admonishment
- concluding lawyer violated rule by failing to return client files when asked
- “That is, in a reciprocal discipline proceeding, the accused has no opportunity to challenge in Oregon the underlying factual findings of the other jurisdiction.”
- “[I]n a reciprocal discipline proceeding, the accused has no opportunity to challenge in Oregon the underlying factual findings of the other jurisdiction.”
- Michigan suspended the accused for four months; this court suspended him for six months
- lawyer licensed to practice law in both Oregon and Michigan who, while representing a personal representative in Michigan, collected a $2,775 fee from the heirs but did not disclose the fee to the probate court, violated DR 2-106(A)
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Judges: Per Curiam
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