Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Curtis

How courts have described this case

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• holding failure to meet appellate deadlines in a postconviction relief action was conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice
• concluding that an attorney’s “handling of [an] estate by leaving it open for a protracted period of time, together with the numerous violations in doing so, constituted conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice”
• holding depression a mitigating circumstance in a disciplinary case that resulted in a one-year suspension for neglect, client trust account violations, and dishonesty to client
• holding depression a mitigating circumstance in disciplinary action resulting in one-year suspension for neglect, client trust account violations, and dishonesty -to client
• holding depression a mitigating circumstance in a disciplinary case that resulted in a one-year suspension for neglect, client trust account violations, and dishonesty to client
• holding use of clerk’s office as a “private tickler system” is conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice

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