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Case Information

Filed 2024-09-09
Status Decision
Type Professional Regulation Attorney Discipline
Docket 40 entries

Docket Entries

  1. etition - Disciplinary Action - Attorney
  2. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Bradley Haddy
  3. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Timothy Burke o/b/o OLPR
  4. vent - Oral En Banc - scheduled November 3rd, 2025
  5. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts Atty Burk o/b/o OLPR
  6. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Bradley John Haddy for Respondent
  7. orrespondence - Incoming - Rejected (Wrong Docket Type)
  8. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Attorney Timothy M. Burke obo Petitioner
  9. rief - Atty Discipline-Reply E-Filed
  10. rief - Atty Discipline-Responsive E-Filed
  11. rder - Grant Motion to Accept a Late Opening Brief.
  12. esponse - Motion - Accept Late Filings
  13. otion - Accept Late Filings - Attorney Disciplinary Opening Brief
  14. rief - Atty Discipline - Opening (Ordered Filed 5/20/25)
  15. rief - Atty Discipline-Opening E-Filed - Rejected (No Signature and Untimely)
  16. rder - Atty Discipline Briefing Sched.
  17. ranscript - Delivery Certificate and Transcripts
  18. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Julie Rixe
  19. orrespondence - Incoming - from Mr. Haddy
  20. orrespondence - Incoming - Letter from OLPR
  21. rder - Discipline (non-dispositive)
  22. ranscript - Order for
  23. indings - Referee - Amended
  24. orrespondence - Incoming - Letter Requesting Relief
  25. orrespondence - Incoming - Letter Requesting Order Suspending Bradley J. Haddy
  26. orrespondence - Incoming - Letter Regarding Potential Amendment
  27. indings - Referee
  28. irector's Exhibits
  29. espondent's Post-Trial Brief and Respondent's Proposed Findings and Order
  30. irector's Brief to the Referee and the Director's Proposed Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommendation for Discipline
  31. esponse - Supplemental Petition
  32. irector's Notice of Motions and Motions in Limine
  33. etition - Disciplinary Action - Attorney - Supplementary
  34. esponse - Petition
  35. otice of Contract for Court Reporting
  36. rder - Referee's Scheduling Order
  37. CT File Sent to Referee
  38. rder - Referred to Referee
  39. orrespondence - Request referee app't
  40. otice - Case Filing

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