Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Lickiss

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• holding that the attorney’s four-month temporary suspension for noncooperation was adequate discipline for a violation of rule 32:8.1(b)
• concluding that attorney’s dilatory handling of an estate, including failure to file required reports and cure numerous delinquencies, “required otherwise unnecessary administrative oversight by the clerk of court and judicial officers,” resulting in a violation of rule 32:8.4(d)
• holding the attorney’s failure to cure multiple delinquencies in multiple cases resulted in a rule 32:1.3 violation
• holding the attorney's failure to cure multiple delinquencies in multiple cases resulted in a rule 32:1.3 violation
• finding the attorney’s four-month temporary suspension for noncooperation was adequate discipline for a violation of the disclosure requirements in rule 32:8.1
• “Taking probate fees without prior approval by the court violates rule 32:1.5(a) . . . .”

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