"[His] intentional misrepresentations to and abandonment of a client facing criminal charges, and his failure to respond to the disciplinary authorities, warrant the sanction of disbarment," read a Supreme Court of Georgia decision.
June 21, 2021 at 11:56 AM
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Litigation Reporter
Macon attorney Joseph Roger Davis took a client’s retainer fee, lied about her warrant status and skipped a scheduled court appearance on her behalf—misdeeds that have now cost him his law license.
But Davis’ transgressions don’t stop there, according to his disciplinary record.
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