Sentences with phrase «penalty disbarment»
Thus, any disciplinary actions against misappropriating client funds, is a serious breach of trust, that oftentimes leads to the ultimate penalty disbarment.
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Failure to remain compliant could result in stiff penalties for law firms, even disbarment.
But at the same time, in many places, disbarment has again become the death penalty.
It's also evolved from when disbarment was the only penalty other than some type of censure, and there were very few in - betweens.»
Dennis Rendleman: «In the past, disbarment was frequently the death penalty, so there really was no return.»
Failure to remain compliant could result in stiff penalties for law firms, or even disbarment for its lawyers.
«Improper» covered conduct ordinarily justifying disbarment, striking off, suspension or other serious professional penalty and also conduct which according to the consensus of professional, including judicial, opinion could be fairly stigmatised as being improper, whether it violated the letter of a professional code or not.
The penalties for violations are much worse than a slap on the wrist or even a big fine — accounting infractions can lead to disbarment.
I'd like lawyers more if the penalty for knowing your client is guilty and still trying to set him free was permanent disbarment nationwide and some kind of prison sentence.