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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered the one-year suspension of a Pennsylvania lawyer who practiced law in Texas and Georgia without a license.
February 26, 2019 at 03:57 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered the one-year suspension of a Pennsylvania lawyer who practiced law in Texas and Georgia without a license.
Sheila K. Younger-Halliman’s discipline on consent order was issued by the court Feb. 21. Halliman admitted to holding herself out as a licensed attorney while working as an independent contractor for a Texas-based mediation firm called Mediation World.
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