San Antonio attorney Andrew Toscano received a probated two-year suspension of his law license for failing to report his former boss's misconduct in a products liability suit in which plaintiffs sought $2 billion. Toscano is the second former associate of the now defunct Kugle Law Firm to receive a probated suspension. "It's a slap on the wrist," says one attorney. In June the ATRA erected a billboard in San Antonio to protest what the group saw as light discipline of another attorney involved in the case.
August 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
San Antonio attorney Andrew Toscano has received a probated two-year suspension of his law license for failing to report his former boss’ professional misconduct in a products liability suit in which plaintiffs sought $2 billion.
Judge Betty Ann Caton of the 296th District Court in Collin County, Texas, who presided over Commission for Lawyer Discipline v. Toscano by special assignment, signed an agreed final judgment in the case on July 31.
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