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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-30
Status Term Suspension Ordered
Type Discipline
Docket 16 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case entered.
  2. Petition for Administrative Suspension (RULE 4:01, s.3(2)) filed by Assistant Bar Counsel Afton Pavletic, with attached Affidavit and Certificate of Service.
  3. NOTICE Re: 1) Entry of new Bar Docket Case filed; 2) Response or further pleadings may be electronically filed; and 3) Copy of S.J.C. Rule 2:23 enclosed regarding Appeals in Bar Discipline Cases.
  4. Order of Administrative Suspension effective fourteen days after the entry of this Order. (Budd, C.J.)
  5. eNotice to Counsel/Parties Re: P.# 3 filed.
  6. Notice to Dist. Ct. (Chief Justice); Clerks of U.S. Dist. Ct. (D.MA) & First Circuit Ct. of Appeals; ABA Center of Prof. Responsibility; & BBO.
  7. Information and Record of Proceedings pursuant to SJC Rule 4:01, s.8(6), with Recommendation and Vote of Board of Bar Overseers filed by General Counsel Joseph S. Berman.
  8. Order reassigning Justice Wendlandt. (Budd, C.J.)
  9. Remote Hearing scheduled on 05/29/2024 at 2:00 PM in Courtroom 2, Second Floor before Wendlandt, J.
  10. Order of Notice issued returnable May 29, 2024 @ 2:00 pm, via remote hearing filed.
  11. eNotice to assistant bar counsel Re: P.# 8 filed.
  12. Hearing held before Justice Wendlandt.
  13. Appearance of Assistant Bar Counsel Afton Pavletic for the Office of Bar Counsel.
  14. ORDER of Term Suspension: "...hereby suspended...for a period of one (1) year and one (1) day ...effective immediately upon the entry of this Order ..." (Wendlandt, J.)
  15. eNotice to Counsel/Parties Re: P.# 11 filed.
  16. Notice to Dist. Ct. (Chief Justice); Clerks of U.S. Dist. Ct. (D.MA) & First Circuit Ct. of Appeals; ABA Center of Prof. Responsibility; & BBO.

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