Robin Ficker, who is running for Maryland governor, claims his sanction was politically motivated. The other attorney, Keith Bonner, admitted to stealing from his law firm because he felt undercompensated.
March 07, 2022 at 05:10 PM
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Two Maryland attorneys were separately disbarred for allegations of expensing personal items to a law firm, in one case, and failing to appear for a scheduled trial of a client, in another, according to disciplinary opinions filed by the Maryland Court of Appeals on March 3.
One of those attorneys, Robin Ficker, is seeking to become governor of the state.
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