In re Petition for Disciplinary Action against Joseph Kaminsky, a Minnesota Attorney, A21-1649, Supreme Court, January ...
Syllabus
1. The referee's conclusions that respondent violated 16 rules of the Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct were not clearly erroneous. 2. The appropriate discipline for an attorney whose misconduct includes filing a false affidavit with a court, failing to properly supervise staff, neglecting a client, failing to represent another client competently and diligently, and failing to deposit unearned advanced fees in a trust account without a flat fee agreement is an indefinite suspension with no right to petition for reinstatement for 9 months.
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