When Bowler first joined the statewide bar counsel's office as assistant counsel in 1998, there was no disciplinary counsel.
December 20, 2022 at 01:38 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After nearly 20 years of leading the Connecticut lawyer disciplinary system, Statewide Bar Counsel Michael Bowler is set to retire in January. He spent much of his career reworking the disciplinary system and implementing new rules to the current system.
“They are big shoes to fill,” one attorney said.
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Statewide Bar Counsel Michael Bowler. Courtesy photo
