In Re Elgin

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• concluding that the expensive illness of one of the respondent’s sons was a mitigating factor because it played a causal role in the respondent’s financial misconduct
• concluding that the expensive illness of one of the respondent’s sons was a mitigating factor because it played a causal role in the respondent’s financial misconduct

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