Wyoming Supreme Court Suspends Attorney Nick Beduhn

The Wyoming Supreme Court has suspended Cody attorney Nick Beduhn for two years due to professional misconduct. The suspension follows findings of neglect, failure to communicate, and mishandling of client property, resulting in dismissals and financial sanctions for clients. Beduhn was also ordered to pay restitution and costs.

Wyoming Supreme Court censures John Learned for attorney misconduct

The Wyoming Supreme Court issued a public censure to Laramie attorney John Learned for lack of diligence and improper fee collection in an estate representation. Learned was ordered to refund fees and pay administrative costs.

Wyoming Supreme Court Extends Attorney Suspension

The Wyoming Supreme Court has extended attorney Nick Beduhn's suspension by an additional six months due to professional misconduct and failure to cooperate with the investigation. This extension runs consecutively with a prior two-year suspension. Beduhn is also ordered to refund fees and pay costs to the State Bar.

Vermont Professional Responsibility Board Decision - Michael Nawrath

The Vermont Professional Responsibility Board has issued a decision document concerning Michael Nawrath. This document details findings and potential disciplinary actions related to professional conduct violations.

Daniel Ewald - Six-Month Suspension for Misconduct

The Vermont Professional Responsibility Board has suspended Daniel Ewald for six months due to misconduct. This action follows a review of his professional conduct and serves as a disciplinary measure.

Attorney Ewald suspended six months for misconduct

The Vermont Professional Responsibility Program has suspended attorney Daniel W. Ewald for six months due to professional misconduct. The suspension follows a stipulation of facts and proposed conclusions of law filed by Disciplinary Counsel and the Respondent. The misconduct involved representation in real estate transactions.

Theodore Studdert-Kennedy - 9-Month Suspension

The Vermont Professional Responsibility Board has suspended Theodore Studdert-Kennedy for a period of nine months. This action follows a determination of professional misconduct.

Attorney Studdert-Kennedy Misconduct Petition and Sanctions

The Vermont Supreme Court vacated prior disciplinary decisions against attorney Theodore Studdert-Kennedy, finding the issuance of separate decisions for a single misconduct petition inconsistent with professional conduct rules. The matter was remanded for further proceedings consistent with the Court's opinion.

New York Courts Attorney Disciplinary Actions and Orders

The New York Courts Appellate Division Third Judicial Department has published a list of attorney disciplinary actions, sanctions, and orders for 2022. These include disbarments, suspensions, and grants/denials of reinstatement, impacting legal professionals within the state.

New York Attorney Disciplinary Actions and Sanctions

The New York Appellate Division Third Judicial Department has published a list of attorney disciplinary actions and sanctions for 2023. These include disbarments, suspensions, and granted reinstatements for various legal professionals across multiple dates in January, February, March, and April.

Appellate Division Third Judicial Department Disciplinary Actions

The Appellate Division Third Judicial Department has published a list of disciplinary actions taken against legal professionals in early 2026. These actions include censures, disbarments, and decisions on reinstatement requests, impacting attorneys practicing within New York State.

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.

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.

Michael Nack Disbarred for Rule Violations

The Supreme Court of Missouri entered an order disbarring attorney Michael Roy Nack (MBE #28964) following submission of the complete Disciplinary Hearing Panel record and the Informant's brief. The Court found Respondent violated Rules 4-3.4(c), 4-5.5(a), 4-1.15, 4-8.1, 4-8.4(c), and 4-8.4(b) of the Rules of Professional Conduct. In re Michael Roy Nack, Case #SC101363.

Budibase Vulnerability Allows Bypass and Information Disclosure

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory (WID-SEC-2026-0776) regarding a vulnerability in Budibase, an open-source low-code platform. The vulnerability allows remote, authenticated attackers to bypass security mechanisms and disclose information. Affected versions include Budibase <=3.30.6.

CERT-Bund: MongoDB Vulnerabilities Disclosed, Remote Attack Possible

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities in MongoDB, versions prior to 8.3.0-rc0, 8.0.20, 7.0.31, and 8.2.6. These vulnerabilities allow for remote attacks, including information disclosure and arbitrary code execution. The advisory highlights a high CVSS Base Score of 8.8.

Atlassian Jira Multiple Vulnerabilities

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory for Atlassian Jira, detailing multiple vulnerabilities with a CVSS base score of 7.2. The advisory affects Data Center and Server versions prior to specific releases. Users are advised to implement mitigations.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux and OpenShift Vulnerabilities Disclosed

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and Red Hat OpenShift. The vulnerabilities have a CVSS Base Score of 7.3 and could allow for arbitrary code execution, denial of service, file manipulation, and information disclosure.

IBM App Connect Enterprise Multiple Vulnerabilities

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory for IBM App Connect Enterprise, detailing multiple critical vulnerabilities with a CVSS score of 9.3. These vulnerabilities could allow remote attackers to cause denial-of-service or enable cross-site scripting attacks.

Wazuh Vulnerabilities Allow Critical Remote Attacks

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory for Wazuh, detailing multiple vulnerabilities that allow critical remote attacks with a CVSS score of 9.1. The advisory affects Wazuh versions prior to 4.14.3 and impacts UNIX and other operating systems.

nghttp2 Vulnerability Allows Denial of Service

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory regarding a vulnerability in nghttp2 versions prior to 1.68.1. The vulnerability allows remote attackers to perform a Denial of Service attack. The advisory provides mitigation information and affected systems.

Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities

CERT-Bund has issued a security advisory for multiple vulnerabilities in the Linux Kernel, rated with a critical CVSS base score of 9.8. These vulnerabilities could lead to denial-of-service conditions or memory corruption. Mitigation measures are available.

June 2019 Attorney Discipline Orders

The Kentucky Court Report has published a summary of attorney discipline orders for June 2019. The orders include suspensions, permanent disbarment, and reinstatements for several legal professionals in Kentucky. These actions reflect the outcomes of disciplinary proceedings against attorneys.

Kentucky Attorney Disciplinary Orders - July 2019

The Kentucky Court Report published a notice stating that no attorney disciplinary orders were issued in July 2019. This notice serves as an informational update for legal professionals and the public regarding disciplinary actions.

Kentucky Bar Association v. William O. Ayers - Suspension Dissolved

The Kentucky Supreme Court has dissolved the automatic suspension of attorney William O. Ayers. This order follows a disciplinary proceeding initiated by the Kentucky Bar Association.

Attorney Discipline Orders: Suspensions, Disbarment, Restoration

The Kentucky Court of Appeals issued attorney discipline orders on September 26, 2019, including suspensions, permanent disbarment, and restoration. These orders affect five named attorneys, detailing the disciplinary actions taken against them.

State Bar of Arkansas Consent Caution for Gary Sammons

The State Bar of Arkansas has issued a Consent Caution to Gary Sammons (Bar Number 90091) on January 16, 2026. This disciplinary action is related to professional conduct violations.

Mark Freeman - Consent Reprimand

The State Bar of Arkansas has filed a consent reprimand against Mark Freeman (Bar Number 90217) on January 16, 2026. This action is part of disciplinary proceedings under Case Number 2025-016.

Malcolm Simmons Consent Reprimand

The State Bar of Arkansas has filed a consent reprimand against Malcolm Simmons (Bar Number 91243) for professional misconduct. The reprimand was filed on February 13, 2026, in Little Rock, Arkansas. This action stems from case number 2025-034.

Priscilla Copelin-Neeley Reprimanded for Professional Misconduct

The Arkansas Supreme Court has issued a reprimand against attorney Priscilla Copelin-Neeley (Bar Number 2005242) for professional misconduct. The disciplinary action, case number 2025-020, was filed on February 24, 2026.

Interim Suspension for Zoe Jackson

The State Bar of Arkansas has issued an interim suspension for attorney Zoe Jackson (Bar Number 2022257) in case 2026-012. The suspension is effective immediately upon filing.

Daniel Patterson Reinstated to SC Bar

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has granted the petitions for reinstatement of Daniel Crawford Patterson to the practice of law. Patterson was previously suspended for disciplinary reasons and administrative failures.

Supreme Court of South Carolina: New Rule 29 for Judicial Disciplinary Enforcement

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has promulgated new Rule 29 of the Rules for Judicial Disciplinary Enforcement, establishing a standing committee of independent lawyers to handle ethical misconduct complaints against members of the Supreme Court. The order also amends the membership of this committee.

Supreme Court Appoints Receiver for Attorney Mark Maniscalco

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has appointed a receiver for attorney Mark Maniscalco due to his transfer to incapacity inactive status. John Earle Tyler, Esquire, is appointed to protect the interests of Mr. Maniscalco's clients by assuming responsibility for client files and financial accounts.

Attorney Daniel Carson Bolles Suspended, Receiver Appointed

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has suspended attorney Daniel Carson Bolles' license to practice law and appointed a receiver to manage his client files and accounts. This action follows a petition from the Office of Disciplinary Counsel.

David F. Stoddard Suspended Nine Months by SC Court

The Supreme Court of South Carolina has suspended attorney David F. Stoddard from the practice of law for nine months following an Agreement for Discipline by Consent. An order has been issued appointing a receiver to manage Mr. Stoddard's client files and accounts.

CMS Seeks Public Comment on Information Collection Activities

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is seeking public comment on its intention to collect information, specifically regarding the State-based Exchange Annual Reporting Tool (SMART). This notice is part of the Paperwork Reduction Act process, allowing for public input on the necessity and utility of the proposed information collection.

CMS Seeks Public Comment on Information Collection Proposals

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is seeking public comment on its intention to collect information from the public, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act. This notice provides an opportunity for stakeholders to comment on proposed information collections, including revisions to existing ones.

IRS Secure Messaging Taxpayer Agreement and Disclosure Authorization

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is requesting public comment on new information collection activities related to taxpayer agreements for secure messaging and disclosure authorizations. This includes the application for a Central Withholding Agreement and directed withholding and deposit verification processes.

Stephen D. Bither Law Practice Receiver Discharge Order

The Maine District Court has issued an order discharging Receiver Paula J. House, Esq., for the law practice of the late Stephen D. Bither. The order approves the Receiver's actions, including file retention and client property distribution, and authorizes payment for her services from the practice's and estate's funds.

Maine Court Orders Discharge of Law Practice Receivership

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ordered the discharge of the receiver for Lynne Williams' law practice. The court found that the co-receivers took reasonable steps to fulfill their obligations, including securing and shredding client files and distributing remaining funds to the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection.

Attorney Seth T. Carey Reinstatement Recommendation

The Maine Grievance Commission has issued a report recommending conditions for the reinstatement of attorney Seth T. Carey, who is currently suspended under multiple court orders. The report details past ethical violations and the findings from a recent hearing on his petition for reinstatement.

FCC Exempts First Batch of Trusted Drones

The FCC has exempted the first batch of trusted drones following a Department of War determination. This action updates the agency's Covered List to include these conditional approvals, impacting entities involved with drone technology.