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The article presents a report on discipline of lawyers including disbarment of Azuka Amucha, suspension of Kirsten Andelman and probation of Steven Alan Fink.

The article announces disciplinary actions against the Californian lawyers issued by the California Supreme Court or the State Bar Court including disbarment of Daniel Burt Halpern, suspension of Romel Ambarchyan, and probation of Christopher Phillip Dobbins.

The article announces the disbarment and suspension of several lawyers by the California Supreme Court or the California State Bar Court including the disbarment of Heroico M. Aguiluz and Estrelita Lane, and the suspension of John Edward Moran.

The article announces various disciplinary actions taken against the attorneys of California for their misconduct which include disbarment of Bryan Charles Becker, suspension of Dawn Marie Hunter, and the public reproval of Michael D. Waks.

The article announces several disciplinary actions issued by the Supreme Court or the State Bar Court of California against lawyers from the State Bar of California including disbarment of Sean Patrick Gjerde, suspension of James Gregory Morris, and probation of Lawrence Marion Oleksiewicz.

The article presents information on disciplinary actions taken against lawyers during several court cases in California and the U.S. during 2014. David A. Cohn was disbarred after his conviction on several felony counts, including moral turpitude. Gregory Thomas Fuhive was disbarred for failing to perform legal services competently, and accepting advance fees for loan modification. Dennis E. Powell was disbarred for failing to participate in a disciplinary proceeding.

This section offers news briefs on disciplinary actions on California lawyers. Nazareth Vahan Jansezian of Sierra Madre was disbarred due to failure in complying with rule 9.20 of the California Rules of Court. Redondo Beach lawyer Ronald Gregory Peake was disbarred after being charged with failing to perform legal services and complying with conditions to an order of discipline. A reason for the 30-day suspension of Robert Marshall French of Sherman Oaks is disobedience to a court order.

The article announces disciplinary actions from by the California Supreme Court or the California State Bar Court against several lawyers from California including disbarment of David Greenwald, suspension of Michael Wayne Champ, and probation of James Darryl Ivey.

The article announces several disciplinary actions taken by the Supreme Court of California against the Californian attorneys including disbarment of Benjamin Diego Hellewel, suspension of Mansour Sig Haddad, and probation of Gregory Peter Falk.

The article offers news briefs related to the California-based bar association as of February 2013. Sacramento-based Harlan Roy Antler was disbarred for failing to comply with conditions to an order of participate in disciplinary proceedings after receiving adequate notice. Los Angeles-based Alana Grashfeld has been suspended for 90 days and placed on three years of probation for failing to competently perform legal services in two client matters.

The article offers information on San Diego, California-based lawyer Michael T. Pines regarding his efforts toward his clients in order to reclaim their foreclosed homes after the housing market collapse in the U.S. As mentioned, Pines has been arrested at several times for advising his clients to hire locksmiths to break into the homes they had lived in until the banks took them over.

The article presents information on the disbarment and suspensions of the lawyers of California that include issues related to conflict of interest and violation of the rule of law. The lawyers who were disbarred include Robert Yun Lee, Richard Hamm and Philip Eric Myers and the lawyers suspended include J. Randy Dorcy and Christina Johnson. Information on the decisions of California Supreme Court against the lawyers is also presented.

The article presents information on the recent changes in the State Bar of California which includes suspension, disbarment and probation of the lawyers. The disbarment cases include James William Bravos and Christian Michael Dilllon for illegal fee collection and Juan Manuel Falcon for violating the rules of court. Suspensions include lawyers Susan L. Dill and Barry Jay Post and probation includes Kaveh Ardalan and Lorraine Dickson.

The article announces several disciplinary actions on lawyers taken by the State Bar Court which includes disbarment of David Irvin Abrams from the State Bar in Encino, California, suspension of Drago Charles Baric from the State Bar in San Pedro, California, and Jeremy Scott Brenman has resigned from the State Bar in Los Angeles, California.

The article announces the disbarment, resignation, suspension, and probation of attorneys admitted to the California Bar Association, which includes the disbarment of John Richard Call, the resignation of Kenneth Edward Cohen, and the probation of Damian Rene Fernandez.

The article announces disciplinary actions against lawyers in California including the disbarment of lawyer Daniel Scott Brown for corruption, the probation of lawyer John Molina for client inquiries, and the public reproval of lawyer Barbara Ann Smart for misconduct.

The article offers news briefs related to legal discipline in California. Isaac Estrada Guillen was disbarred following his conviction for violating racketeering and conspiracy to laundry money. Stephen Michael Reynolds was suspended for 30 days and placed on two years of probation for failing to perform legal services and failing to respond to a client's reasonable status inquiries. Verlyn Nadell Jensen has received a public reproval following his conviction for violating Vehicle Code 23152.

The article focuses on disciplinary actions taken against California lawyers by the California state Supreme Court or the State Bar Court. Kevin Paul Bjerregaard was disbarred for failing to capably execute legal services for four clients. Robert Michael Ball was suspended for seven months for failing to adequately perform legal services and keep a client informed of developments in the case. David Craig Stelzer was placed on a two-year probation for failing to uphold client funds in trust.

The article discusses the disciplinary actions among lawyers in California. They include the disbarments of attorneys Roger James Agajanian, Mark Mitchell Geyer and Cathye Elaine Leonard and suspensions of attorneys Patty Noroian Albrecht and Gilbert Bruce Fleming. Also mentioned is the probation of lawyer Arthur Egbert Fisher.

The article presents the discipline report for the lawyers in California. It includes the disbarment of Paul Etan Fisher, Stacey Annettee Matranga and Richard John Papst. Also discussed are the suspensions of lawyers including James W. Bravos for one year, Marsha Noreen Honda for one year and two year probation and Lawrence Hoodack for six months.

The article deals with the legal reports on topics related to disbarment, suspension and interim suspension in California. It summarizes the disciplinary actions taken by the state Supreme Court or the State Bar Court for the cases noted. It also provides a comprehensive report for the time period that does not reflect subsequent miscellaneous orders by the court regarding these matters.

The article presents the summaries of disciplinary action taken by the California Supreme Court. The disciplinary proceedings include the disbarment of Maximilian J. B. Hopkins after being found culpable of misconduct in client matters, the suspension of Sharon Lynn Barnes for misappropriating funds, and the probation of Brendan Patrick Brady for failing to perform legal services. It also notes that the summaries are provided by the State Bar Court.

The article offers news briefs related to sanctions imposed to different professions in California. It notes that Christopher Allen Zajic was disbarred for engaging immoral acts, misappropriation of funds and disobedience to the laws. A 90-day suspension was imposed to David Robert Baade for failing to maintain client funds. On the other hand, Mark Stevens Williams was also suspended and placed on two years of probation for his misconduct regarding his medical license.

Attorney John C. Eastman, who drew up a plan to help Donald Trump reverse the 2020 presidential election, could face disbarment over alleged rule violations, the State Bar of California announced Tuesday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on need for awareness of ethical rules related to the use of internet, cyberspace and other mediums of information technology among lawyers for performing legal services such as e-discovery. It informs that the Californian lawyers should follow the legal ethics policy of honesty in order to avoid disbarment or suspension. It analyzes the significance of the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Legal Ethics subject to compliance with all ethical requirements.

The article reports on the alleged defiance of disciplinary orders from the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) by Kevin J. Quinn, a lawyer in California. In orders issued in 1999 and 2000 the SEC prohibited disbarred Santa Monica, Calif. lawyer Kevin J. Quinn from 1) practicing before the agency and 2) participating in a penny-stock offering. Now the SEC alleges in a complaint that Quinn has been 1) practicing before the agency and 2) participating in a penny-stock offering. The lawsuit cites one December 2004 filing for a $5 million offering of PHC Holdings (initial trading price, 4 cents) that listed Quinn as "counsel for issuer" and his residence as the business' address. The feds said he also made filings for Bluetorch of Cerritos, Calif. and Cytation Corp. of Bristol, R.I. In a written court answer Quinn says he was merely a "consultant" and that use of his name was unauthorized.

The article announces the disbarment of California attorneys Frank Joseph Ferris and Robert Harris Jackson by the California Bar Association.