Iowa Supreme Court Board of Professional Ethics & Conduct v. Grotewold

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• concluding attorney’s reckless disregard for the truth constituted misrepresentation
• finding neglect of two legal matters, a misrepresentation to the court, and failure to timely respond to the Board required a sixty-day suspension where attorney suffered from depression
• stating a lawyer’s failure to timely respond to the Board violates DR 1-102(A)(5), (6)
• finding neglect of two legal matters, a misrepresentation to the court, and failure to timely respond to the Board required a sixty-day suspension where attorney suffered from depression
• stating a lawyer’s failure to timely respond to the Board violates DR 1–102(A)(5), (6)
• stating \misrepresentation [was] the most serious violation in [the] case\ among the violations

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