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The Statewide Grievance Committee announced that eight attorneys were disciplined in January for a variety of offenses. The Connecticut Law Tribune outlines each case.
March 06, 2019 at 03:20 PM
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The Statewide Grievance Committee this week announced disciplinary action against eight attorneys, including presentments, reprimands and suspensions.
Here’s a look at the attorneys, listed in alphabetical order, whose ethic charges led to disciplinary action in January.
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