Over the past decade, lawyers in Pennsylvania have gotten into trouble with the state's disciplinary board for offenses spanning from ripping off clients and being disrespectful to judges to arson, assault, and even homicide.
April 24, 2017 at 05:32 PM
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Over the past decade, lawyers in Pennsylvania have gotten into trouble with the state’s disciplinary board for offenses spanning from ripping off clients and being disrespectful to judges to arson, assault, and even homicide.
But the No. 1 cause of the hammer (or gavel) coming down on misbehaving lawyers is plain old lousy lawyering.
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