Thurmond v. Trammell

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• receiving client's funds and converting them to personal use by placing them in office account without consent of client is illegal conduct involving moral turpitude
• receiving client’s funds and converting them to personal use by placing them in office account without consent of client is illegal conduct involving moral turpitude
• receiving client’s funds and converting them to personal use by placing them in office account without consent of client is illegal conduct involving moral turpitude
• involving an attorney engaged “in illegal and dishonest conduct when he received funds on behalf of [the client] and converted these funds to his own use by placing them in his office account without the [client’s] consent”
• respondent engaged “in illegal and dishonest conduct when he received funds on behalf of [the client] and converted these funds to his own use by placing them in his office account without the consent of [the client]”
• respondent engaged “in illegal and dishonest conduct when he received funds on behalf of [the client] and converted these funds to his own use by placing them in his office account without the consent of [the client]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).