An attorney who wrote a book marketed as an exposé of a Washington political insider has been disbarred for breaching client confidences.
July 18, 2013 at 08:41 PM
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An attorney who wrote a book marketed as an exposé of a Washington political insider has been disbarred for breaching client confidences.
The Indiana Supreme Court on Wednesday stripped Joseph Stork Smith of his license to practice law, concluding that he revealed confidential client information for personal gain.
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