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  • 11 A.3d 261
  • 2011 D.C. App. LEXIS 9
  • 2011 WL 102565

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  • holding that respondent’s misappropriation after a computer crash destroyed his trust account records was negligent where his “relative inaction” following the crash included an unsuccessful attempt to recover the information and establishment of a new trust account at a different bank
  • Hearing Committee credited respondent’s belief that the money he withdraw from a trust account belonged to him, which precluded a finding of intentional misappropriation
  • imposing a three-year suspension where the respondent negligently misappropriated funds, conducted himself in a manner reflecting a \prejudicial disregard\ for his client's interests, and forged a client's signature on a settlement agreement
  • declining to consider argument that Bar Counsel did not present to Board
  • court in disciplinary proceeding did not consider argument that was not briefed and was only raised during oral argument
  • discussing disciplinary cases dealing with forgery and dishonesty

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Judges: Ruiz, Fisher, Farrell

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