A Louisiana attorney who previously was suspended has been disbarred and banned from Walmart after stealing $385 in food and beverages while working at the store.
Stephanie Rapkin, a Wisconsin lawyer convicted for spitting at a Black teenager six years ago during a Black Lives Matter protest, has had her law license suspended for one year.
A former Wisconsin judge who was convicted of obstructing federal agents after helping a Mexican man evade U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will not have her law license suspended, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
A Wisconsin congressman introduced a bill Wednesday to overhaul the law governing misconduct investigations into federal judges and limit indefinite suspensions.
The chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court resigned Tuesday after admitting to violating the judicial code of conduct connected to the removal and reappointment of a former staff member.
A Texas judge was publicly admonished last week for requiring that parents in a family law custody dispute receive the COVID-19 vaccination or produce a negative test 72 hours before the father visited his children.
An Illinois litigator has been accused of taking at least $348,000 from her law firm and spending it on various things, including about $80,000 to pay her federal taxes, Disney World vacations and ax throwing.
A former Willkie Farr & Gallagher attorney who pleaded guilty to providing tips on deals in a massive insider trading ring has resigned as a lawyer, according to an order from the Appellate Division’s First Judicial Department of the New York Supreme Court.
A former Ohio attorney who tried to carry out a “public execution” of his ex-wife in a Toledo, Ohio, restaurant last year has been convicted of attempted murder.
The Florida Bar has rejected an ethics complaint filed by 128 retired federal and state judges against the general counsel of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
A Pittsburgh lawyer charged in connection with a drug trafficking ring with his son and other fraternity brothers at Pennsylvania State University allegedly helped retrieve a hidden safe, thought to contain cocaine, according to a former frat brother.
A Texas attorney was released on a $10,000 bond following his arrest Saturday on a charge that he allegedly made a terroristic threat against a 16-year-old family member, the San Antonio Express-News reports.
