Disbarment
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CourtsOhio Lawyer Disbarred After Stealing Nearly A Million Dollars From Clients
Not a good look for the profession. -
CourtsRudy Giuliani Exits The Practice Of Law: Not With A Bang, But With A Piddle
Maybe he can get a job jumping out of cakes at bachelor parties. 
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BiglawSuspended Biglaw Associate Sentenced To Jail Time After Molotov Cocktail Attack
It's taken more than two years for this to happen. How much time will he serve? -
Legal EthicsAnna Delvey's Attorney Disbarred, And She Has Some Choice Words For Her Former Client
Not the most professional thing to say about a former client. -
Biglaw
Suspended Biglaw Associate Disbarred After Guilty Plea In Molotov Cocktail Attack
He's also looking at some jail time, with his sentencing scheduled for next month. -
Legal EthicsReminder: Billing More Than 24 Hours In A Day Is A Pretty Obvious Red Flag
There actually is a maximum number of hours you can bill. 
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CourtsAttorney Runs Law Practice While Locked Up In Jail, Gets Disbarred For His Efforts
He gave 'new meaning to the term ‘jailhouse lawyer.’' -
Legal Ethics'I Don’t Give A Damn,' Says Disbarred Attorney In Outrageous Ethics Case
The problem with criminal justice in this country is exactly lawyers like this. -
Legal EthicsRather Than Defend Against Misconduct Allegations, Lawyer Just Quits
Yeah... He's been disbarred. -
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Legal EthicsNYC Bar To Rudy Giuliani: Nice Law License You Got There, It Would Be A Shame If Something Happened To It
Everyone's coming for Rudy now.
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Luxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement
In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.
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BiglawDisgraced Former Biglaw Chair Caught In College Admissions Scandal Escapes Disbarment
Did Biglaw play a role in why he committed the crime? -
GovernmentIt's Time For Sidney Powell To Start Worrying About Her Law License
The Kraken's legal credentials need to be released. -
GovernmentOver 7,000 Lawyers Sign Petition To Have Josh Hawley And Ted Cruz Disbarred
More petition problems for the senators. -
BiglawFormer Biglaw General Counsel Disbarred Amid Allegations He Misappropriated $2.5 Million
He called the money 'discretionary bonuses.' -
Legal EthicsFlorida Lawyer Proves He Is Just A Florida Man With A Fancy Degree
Not a good look for someone with a law degree. -
GovernmentShould Rudy Giuliani Be Disbarred?
Trump's personal attorney refers to efforts to have him stripped of his license to practice law as 'harassment.' -
Legal EthicsLawyer Begs To Be Disbarred In Obnoxious Letter To Bar Discipline Authorities, Gets What He Wants
He probably didn't think that was going to happen...
