| Case Digest |
Respondent was reciprocally disbarred based on an Order of the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Respondent’s misconduct consisted of failing to comply with recordkeeping rules relating to attorney trust and business accounts, misappropriating client funds, forging his clients’ signatures on documents, sharing legal fees with a non-lawyer, and failing to properly supervise his office staff and to take corrective action to address misconduct by his office staff. Respondent unsuccessfully contested his reciprocal disbarment in Pennsylvania under Pa.R.D.E. 216(c). |