Rudy Y. Justice of The Woodlands, Bar No. 00786370, resigned in lieu of discipline. The Texas Supreme Court order accepting his resignation is dated June 1.
(Texas Supreme Court; No. 10-9081)
Three lawyers have resigned in lieu of discipline, a Dallas County lawyer has been disbarred, and a Montgomery County lawyer has been placed on probation, the State Bar of Texas reported recently. In the case of the disbarred lawyer — who is from Dallas County — the Bar cited alleged violations of rules regulating the handling and processing of funds belonging to clients. He also was ordered to pay $9,870.98 in restitution and $1,906.54 in fees and expenses to the Bar.
October 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Rudy Y. Justice of The Woodlands, Bar No. 00786370, resigned in lieu of discipline. The Texas Supreme Court order accepting his resignation is dated June 1.
(Texas Supreme Court; No. 10-9081)
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