A breaak-in and brawl with an ex and a doctored law school transcript landed two attorneys in hot water.
October 11, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Two former associates from Am Law 200 firms received rebukes last week in the manner of orders issued by the highest court in their respective states.
The Indiana Supreme Court yanked the law license of former Kokomo, Indiana, city attorney and onetime Barnes & Thornburg labor and employment associate Olubunmi “Peju” Okanlami on October 6 and ordered that an interim suspension occur within 15 days. (Hat Tip: ABA Journal and Legal Profession Blog.)
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