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The article focuses on several disciplinary actions against lawyers of Michigan which include disbarment of Matthew David Herman, reprimand of James P. Maher and suspension and restitution of Amy E. Muszall.

The article discusses several disciplinary actions against the lawyers of Michigan which include disbarment of Audra Annette Arndt, reinstatement of Michael A. Conway and suspension of Brian R. Wutz.

The article focuses on the disciplinary actions taken against lawyers in Michigan including disbarment of Kenneth A. Flaska, reinstatement of Derrick N. Okonmah and suspension of Garner Keith Train.

The article discusses disciplinary orders issued against Michigan-based lawyers including disbarment of William F. Doran, suspension of Daniel L. Mercier and restitution of Robert Joseph Payne.

The article discusses Michigan Court Rules in order to express orders of discipline and disability under the Model Rules of Professional Conduct. In case Mark J. Tyslenko, Michigan Court increased discipline from a 45-day suspension with disbarment. In Daniel L. Mercier case, the respondent had failed to inform the standing committee on character and fitness. In James R. Shaw case, the respondent failed to hold property of clients.

The article offers information on several court orders related to discipline and disability. It mentions that the discipline in the case of Karen K. Plants from Ferndale, Michigan, has been increased from two-year suspension to disbarment, effective March 2, 2011. William A. Godfrey has been disbarred from the practice of law in Michigan and ordered to pay restitution in the aggregate amount of 1,400 dollars, due to his failure to file an answer to the formal complaint.

The article presents information on disbarment of several attorneys from Michigan including Gregory Bartko, David A. Monroe, and Timothy S. Barkovic. Bartko was convicted of one count of conspiracy, four counts of mail fraud, and one count of sale of unregistered securities. It was found that Monroe neglected the legal matters of seven clients.

The article presents information on the court orders on the grounds of disciplinary issue and disability in the state of Michigan. The issues include disbarments and restitutions of employees by the disciplinary board of the state. Information on the reinstatements and the suspension order of employees by the courts of the state is also presented.

The article updates the disciplinary orders of the court to several law practitioners in Michigan. Robert S. Hackett's suspension was reinstated by the Attorney Discipline Board for his two years suspension. Terence W. Douglass' suspension was reinstated upon his filing of an affidavit of compliance with the clerk of the Michigan Supreme Court. Murray L. Blum from Waterford was automatically suspended effective October 28, 2010 for non-payment of costs.

Michigan officials filed a complaint in February seeking the far-right attorney's disbarment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Another sanctions hearing could be coming in Wisconsin, and attorneys face other complaints in Arizona and Georgia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Another sanctions hearing could be coming in Wisconsin, and attorneys face other complaints in Arizona, Michigan and Georgia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a brief profile of Michigan lawyer Maurice Sugar. Topics discussed include educational background of Sugar including his graduation degree from the University of Michigan Law School, beginning of his career from the State Bar of Michigan (SBM), and his disbarment after the end of World War I. It further discusses his political contributions in the Socialist Party.