Lawyers tangling with Geico in D.C. ethics cases have been on a losing streak lately. Turns out that cute little gecko has a pretty nasty bite.
Salvatore Scanio, a litigation partner at Ludwig Robinson, found that out the hard way last month when the D.C. Court of Appeals suspended him from practicing law in the District for 30 days because of his allegedly dishonest conduct in an auto-claims case. Scanio had previously been fired for the same alleged misconduct from Spriggs & Hollingsworth, where he was a non-equity partner.
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