Attorney David Weintraub fought California State Bar disciplinary charges for one year, seven months and four days. Then just one day before his disbarment was to take effect, the Los Angeles solo practitioner tried to pull a fast one and resign instead. Too late. The State Bar Board of Governors voted unanimously to reject Weintraub's resignation, forcing him to accept the disbarment he had fought so hard and for so long. Weintraub had been charged with misappropriating nearly $13,000 from a client.
September 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Attorney David Weintraub fought California State Bar disciplinary charges for one year, seven months and four days.
Then last month, only one day before his disbarment was to take effect, the Los Angeles solo practitioner tried to pull a fast one and resign instead.
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