McHenry v. Longhorn Steak, Inc.

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• holding that otherwise-reasonable fee became unreasonable because of the respondent-attorney’s neglect of the client’s matter and abandonment of the client’s representation
• holding that a reasonable fee became unreasonable when respondent-attorney neglected the client's matter and abandoned the client's representation
• stating that the public is protected by sanctioning misconduct in order to deter future violations of the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct
• stating that the public is protected by sanctioning misconduct in order to deter future violations of the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct

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