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The State Bar has placed two San Francisco lawyers on inactive status for allegedly misappropriating $2.7 million from clients. In their announcement Friday, Bar officials said Nikolai Tehin Jr. and Pamela Stevens, who are married and practice together as Tehin & Partners, "pose a threat of harm to their clients and the public" for misappropriating $1.3 million from a settlement for more than 200 apartment tenants in Napa.
August 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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