Matter of Onipede

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• accepting voluntary surrender of license nunc pro tunc to date Onipede voluntarily stopped practicing law
• accepting voluntary surrender of license nunc pro tunc to date lawyer voluntarily stopped practicing law and closed her practice
• explaining that when a lawyer requests discipline nunc pro tunc, it is his responsibility to demonstrate that he voluntarily stopped practicing law, the date on which his law practice ended, and that he complied with all the ethical obligations implicated in such a decision
• discussing the requirements for a suspension to be imposed nunc pro tunc
• surrender of license accepted nunc pro tunc to date 11 lawyer stopped practicing in Georgia
• “[W]hen an attorney requests entry of a suspension or voluntary surrender order nunc pro tunc, it is the lawyer’s responsibility to demonstrate 6 We have also imposed longer suspensions (or disbarment

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