Matter of Disciplinary Act. Against Weyhrich

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• listing requirements that must be met in order for a psychological disability to be considered a mitigating factor
• imposing disbarment for gross neglect of client matters, failure to communicate with clients, and failure to cooperate
• disbarring attorney for gross neglect of client matters, noncommunication with clients, failure to make scheduled court appearances without excuse, conducting bad-faith litigation, and failure to cooperate with disciplinary authorities
• repeated neglect of client matters, failure to communicate with clients and non-cooperation with investigation warranted disbarment

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