Illinois Supreme Court· 7/22/1993

In Re Rosin

Citations

620 N.E.2d 368
156 Ill. 2d 202
189 Ill. Dec. 400
23 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. 2d (West) 117
1993 Ill. LEXIS 61

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defining conversion in the context of a disciplinary proceeding as “any unauthorized act, which deprives a man of his property permanently or for an indefinite time,” where the property at issue was the client’s share of proceeds of a settlement (internal quotation marks omitted)
making it clear that client funds remain client funds, even if not deposited into a trust account, and that provided such funds were not converted by other means, depositing such funds into a non-trust account did not defeat the nature of funds
defining conversion in the context of a disciplinary proceeding as “any unauthorized act, which deprives a man of his property permanently or for an indefinite time,” where the property at issue was the client’s share of proceeds of a settlement (internal quotation marks omitted)

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Judges: Bilandic, McMorrow, Heiple, Freeman, Miller

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