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Maryland Supreme Court: Disbarment, collateral order doctrine
Disbarment — collateral order doctrine
Montgomery County divorce attorney disbarred for ‘intentional dishonesty’
A Montgomery County divorce lawyer was disbarred Friday after the Maryland Supreme Court found he engaged in a pattern of misconduct.
Supreme Court of Maryland: Disbarment, DNA testing, reasonable suspicion
Disbarment — DNA testing — reasonable suspicion
Maryland Supreme Court: Attorney disbarment; self-representation
Attorney disbarment — self-representation
MD bankruptcy lawyer disbarred for failure to represent clients
The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred David Mintz, shortly after he failed to appear for oral arguments against the Office of Bar Counsel.
Former government lawyer disbarred after child porn conviction
The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred a former government lawyer who pleaded guilty to two charges related to child pornography.
College Park lawyer disbarred after failing to pay millions in employment taxes
College Park lawyer James McCollum Jr. was disbarred in Maryland after pleading guilty to failing to pay over $2M in employment taxes for 24 years.
MD Supreme Court disbars VA lawyer for abusing courts, financial misconduct
The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred a Virginia-based attorney for abusing the judicial process and engaging in financial misconduct.
Former College Park mayor agrees to disbarment after child pornography conviction
A former mayor of College Park has agreed to be disbarred in Maryland after pleading guilty to possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material.
Ellicott City lawyer agrees to disbarment for mishandling client funds
An Ellicott City attorney has agreed to be disbarred based on allegations that he repeatedly mishandled money that he was holding in trust for clients.
Hagerstown lawyer disbarred, sentenced to prison for embezzling $650K from estate
Maryland’s top court has disbarred a Hagerstown attorney who pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $650,000 from a client’s estate.
Elkton lawyer disbarred for misappropriating ‘hundreds of thousands’ from client
A unanimous Maryland Supreme Court disbarred a Cecil County lawyer who withdrew for her own use hundreds of thousands of dollars from her client's bank account.
