· 3/21/2001
Iowa Supreme Court Board of Professional Ethics & Conduct v. Adams
Citations
- 623 N.W.2d 815
- 2001 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 50
- 2001 WL 273891
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that a self-imposed suspension after having completed the necessary OLE hours was not a mitigating factor
- characterizing lawyer’s depression of fifteen to twenty years as a personal problem
- three-month suspension for neglecting to file bankruptcy petition and subsequent misrepresentation causing clients delay in discharging debts
- reduction of suspension not granted where respondent \self-imposed\ a suspension for failing to file his continuing legal education requirements
- three-month suspension for neglect, failure to deposit a fee into a trust account, failure to account for client property, and misrepresentation to the client in an effort to cover up the neglect
- three-month suspension for neglect, failure to deposit a fee into a trust account, failure to account for client property, and misrepresentation to the client in an effort to cover up the neglect
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