The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday rejected former Greenberg Traurig associate Michael J.C. Shaw's request to suspend his license for up to four years after he bilked the law firm of about $500,000 in phony invoices. In March, the state Supreme Court rejected Shaw's request to be suspended from practicing law from six months up to a year. The State Bar initially recommended the high court accept Shaw's original request. The organization now wants Shaw disbarred.
June 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday rejected an attorney’s request to suspend his license for up to four years after he bilked about $500,000 in phony invoices from his law firm.
The lawyer is Michael J. C. Shaw, a former bankruptcy and foreclosure associate at Greenberg Traurig. The state Supreme Court in March rejected Shaw’s request to be suspended from practicing law from six months up to a year. His amended petition for voluntary discipline asked that he be suspended for two to four years.
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