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New York Courts: Attorney Disciplinary Decisions 2024

The New York Courts Appellate Division Third Judicial Department has published 34 attorney disciplinary decisions made between January and April 2024. These decisions cover a range of actions including granting or denying reinstatement, suspensions, and censures.

New Jersey Attorney Disciplinary Actions and Suspensions Q4 2024

The New Jersey Courts Office of Attorney Ethics has published its disciplinary actions and suspensions for the 4th quarter of 2024, covering October 1 to December 31, 2024. The report details various disciplinary measures including disbarment, suspension, censure, and reprimands for attorneys admitted to practice in the state.

NJ Attorney Disciplinary Actions and Reinstatement Notices

The New Jersey Courts have launched a database for attorney disciplinary actions and reinstatement notices. This public resource allows users to search for disciplinary proceedings against New Jersey attorneys since January 1988 by the first letter of their last name.

NJ Attorneys: Discipline Report - Suspensions, Disbarments, Reprimands

The New Jersey Courts Office of Attorney Ethics has released its quarterly discipline report for Q1 2025, detailing actions against attorneys. The report lists 35 suspensions, 2 disbarments, and 8 reprimands, among other disciplinary measures, reflecting the outcomes of ethical violations.

New Jersey Attorney Discipline Report

The New Jersey Courts Office of Attorney Ethics has released its quarterly discipline report for April-June 2025. The report details 23 final disciplinary actions, including disbarments, suspensions, and reprimands, against attorneys in the state.

John J. Diehl Jr. Disbarred by Missouri Supreme Court

The Missouri Supreme Court has disbarred attorney John J. Diehl Jr., accepting his voluntary surrender of his law license. This action terminates his right to practice law in the state and requires compliance with disbarment procedures. A fee of $2,000.00 is also assessed.

Paul Ylvisaker Reciprocal Disbarment - Missouri Supreme Court

The Missouri Supreme Court has ordered the reciprocal disbarment of attorney Paul B. Ylvisaker, following his suspension by the Supreme Court of Arizona. The court found Ylvisaker violated Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct and has canceled his license to practice law in the state.

Aubree J. Jehle Reinstatement Order

The Supreme Court of Missouri has ordered the reinstatement of Aubree J. Jehle to The Missouri Bar. This follows a prior suspension related to failure to pay taxes, which has now been resolved.

Michael Nack Disbarred for Rule Violations

The Supreme Court of Missouri has disbarred Michael Roy Nack, revoking his license to practice law due to violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct. He has been ordered to pay $2,000 in fees and costs.

Andrea Lowe Reinstatement - Missouri Bar

The Supreme Court of Missouri has ordered the reinstatement of Andrea Lowe to The Missouri Bar. Lowe was previously suspended for failure to pay taxes, and her petition for reinstatement has been sustained as the matter is now resolved.