Eight months after Dawn M. Korman of Georgetown received notice of a disciplinary complaint, the decree drafted by opposing counsel was entered with the court, without the complainant's knowledge or consent to the terms contained therein.
March 01, 2023 at 04:15 PM
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A family law attorney who repeatedly left it to opposing counsel to inform her client about her divorce was one of seven attorneys to receive suspensions, according to the March report of the State Bar of Texas.
Dawn M. Korman of Georgetown received a five-year, partially probated suspension on Nov. 29, with six months of the suspension being active and beginning Jan. 15.
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