Threadgill v. Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee

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• stating that allegations in pleadings or a party’s brief are not evidence that is before an appellate court for review
• affirming year-long suspension of attorney with a pattern of knowingly converting client funds by \pocketing the entire amount of a settlement or judgment without informing the client the case had been resolved\
• affirming one-year suspension based on attorney’s failure to communicate with client about status of her case through a prompt accounting and for violations under Rules 1.4, 1.16, and 8.4, among other violations involving client funds

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