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...year suspension was six months longer than the penalty the Ohio Office of Disciplinary Counsel had recommended. Although the court considered his overall solid reputation...
...the heels of a September...by the Ohio attorney general's office on behalf...longtime lead counsel at Cincinnati...a pending disciplinary action in...
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...that Massachusetts wrongly applied Zauderer v. Office of the Disciplinary Counsel of the Supreme Court of Ohio, in which the Court permitted a...
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...for millions of dollars for...to any disciplinary inquiry . . . during...the Law Offices of Melbourne...and other counsel received $7...
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...Judge:This prosecution sought to impose criminal liability for the distribution of more than $85 million worth of controlled substances over the Internet from...
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...his dismissal from medical school for unprofessional behavior violated the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794, and the Americans with Disabilities...
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