"In reviewing the record before us, we find no mitigation," the Disciplinary Board for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania wrote.
November 24, 2021 at 09:00 AM
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The Disciplinary Board for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania unanimously suspended a Pennsylvania attorney over what it said was his pattern of repeated neglect and incompetence when engaging with clients.
The board recommended an 18-month suspension for attorney Andrew Wilson Barbin on Nov. 18 and ordered that he repay the expenses for the investigation and prosecution.
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