The managers of Phoenix firm Phillips & Associates may be facing sanctions from the Arizona State Bar, which has recommended that the firm managers be temporarily suspended from practicing law. Complaints against the firm range from a potentially misleading ad to the firm's reluctance to refund money to dissatisfied clients. A hearing officer ruled that firm founder Jeffrey Phillips and an associate were responsible for the lapses because they have oversight over the firm's legal and nonlegal employees.
April 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The managers of well-known Phoenix law firm Phillips & Associates may be facing sanctions from the Arizona State Bar.
The State Bar, which licenses and regulates the state’s attorneys, says the law firm’s aggressiveness is sometimes directed at its clients and has recommended that the firm managers be temporarily suspended from practicing law.
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