William Britton Hall, a former Houston solo who left numerous clients in the lurch when he walked away from his practice in January 2006, has received an active suspension from the practice of law for one year and a probated suspension for an additional two years. Hall was feared dead for a time, but was found practicing law in a new city months later, after he was hired by another Texas solo. Hall says he suffers from depression and was unable to manage his Houston practice.
February 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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William Britton “Britt” Hall, a former Houston solo who walked away from his practice in January 2006, leaving numerous clients in the lurch, agreed to a suspension of his law license in a State Bar of Texas District No. 3B02 Grievance Committee agreed judgment signed on Feb. 2.
Hall received an active suspension from the practice of law for one year and a probated suspension for an additional two years.
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