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Attorney disbarred for misappropriating client funds
An attorney was disbarred by the Missouri Supreme Court after an investigation revealed he misappropriated client funds and engaged in misconduct.
Chief Disciplinary Counsel asks state’s top court to disbar attorney
An attorney who moved from Missouri to Illinois and helped close a deceased attorney’s practice is facing discipline for multiple rules violations.
Missouri Supreme Court disbars St. Louis attorney after fraud conviction
The Missouri Supreme Court disbarred a St. Louis attorney who was convicted in a separate case for conspiring to defraud the United States.
Springfield attorney disbarred for misconduct, ethics violations
The Missouri Supreme Court issued an opinion in an attorney discipline case, disbarring Springfield attorney David Amirault.
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