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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-08
Status Closed
Type Professional Regulation Attorney Discipline
Docket 39 entries

Docket Entries

  1. etition - Disciplinary Action - Attorney
  2. otice - Taxation of Costs
  3. pinion - Atty Discipline
  4. otice - Opinion Release Imminent
  5. vent - Oral - En Banc
  6. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Samuel McCloud o/b/o Self
  7. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Karin Ciano o/b/o Director
  8. vent - Oral En Banc - scheduled - October 4, 2023 (Virtual)
  9. rder - Grant Motion to Hold Oral Argument Via Zoom
  10. ffidavit - Service - Respondent's Brief
  11. otion for Zoom Oral Argument
  12. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Samuel McCloud
  13. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Karin K. Ciano o/b/o OLPR
  14. otice - Attorney Substitution - Karin Ciano for Nicole Frank o/b/o OLPR
  15. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Nicole Frank o/b/o OLPR (No Conflicts)
  16. rief - Atty Discipline-Responsive E-Filed
  17. orrespondence - Incoming - Change of Address o/b/o Samuel McCloud
  18. ffidavit - Service - Respondent Brief
  19. irector's Exhibits 1-41 + CTrack
  20. orrespondence - Outgoing - Proof of Service of Brief Required
  21. rief - Atty Discipline-Opening E-Filed
  22. rder - Atty Discipline Briefing Sched.
  23. otice of Brief Scheduling Order to Issue
  24. indings - Referee
  25. irector's Memorandum to the Referee
  26. tipulation of Facts
  27. rder on Parties' Stipulation for Videotaped Trial Deposition of Third-Party Witness
  28. irector's Exhibit and Witness Lists
  29. ffidavit - Service of Stipulation for Videotaped Trial Deposition of Third-Party Witness
  30. tipulation for Videotaped Trial Deposition of Third-Party Witness
  31. orrespondence - Incoming - Notice of Contract for Court Reporting
  32. rder - Scheduling Order
  33. CT File Sent to Referee
  34. rder - Referred to Referee
  35. CT File Sent to Referee
  36. rder - Referred to Referee
  37. orrespondence - Request referee app't
  38. esponse - Petition for Disciplinary Action - Attorney
  39. otice - Case Filing

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