· 2/25/1952
Industrial Commission v. Colorado & Utah Coal Co.
Citations
- 125 Colo. 143
- 242 P.2d 249
- 1952 Colo. LEXIS 294
How courts have described this case
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- revoking license for conduct that involved fraud to both client and firm
- lawyer defrauded client as well as firm by collecting, and failing to account for, “false” fee
- conversion of client funds and failure to account for receipt of money to law firm warranted revocation of lawyer’s license
- attorney defrauded client and firm by collecting and failing to account for a “bogus” fee of $4700
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