All posts tagged "vsb"
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2.7KLaws In VirginiaGreedy Attorney Bruce Matson Ordered to Jail Directly After Court Hearing
Greedy Attorney Bruce Matson was sentenced to 44 months in federal prison related to his theft of $4 million of bankruptcy trust...
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2.4KLaws In VirginiaFormer Attorney Bruce Matson Prepares for Jail Sentencing
Lawyers for Bruce Matson asked Monday for a 37-month prison sentence for the former chief legal officer at now defunct law firm...
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2.1KLaws In VirginiaFormer Attorney Bruce Matson Criminally Indicted for Finchin’ Millions. Judge Promptly Seals Case.
Bruce Matson was charged via the criminal information process, which does not require a grand jury indictment.
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2.7KLaws In VirginiaAttorney Describes Theft of $2.8M as a Discretionary Bonus But Later Admits to His ‘Mistake’. A Common Term Amongst Thievin’ Lawyers.
I disbursed the $2.5 million as discretionary bonuses and that I preserved (an additional) $341,000 in an escrow account which was in...
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3.9KAccelerationThe Virginia State Bar is Interested in Threesomes but Not Criminal Perjury
Virginia lawyer Scott Lehman is facing state bar complaint he tried to get a jailed client to have a threesome with him...
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4.0K2AccelerationThe Virginia State Bar’s Delayed Response is Underwhelming, Erroneous and Transparent.
The Burkes finally obtain a reply from the Virginia State Bar, after sending an open letter to the Senate Committee but the...
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3.6KAccelerationThe Hot Potato Rule and Florida Supreme Court Shows Its Bite is Gator-Sized
This is a GOOD case example where the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion in an underlying case and sent the case...
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3.0KAccelerationThe Hot Potato Rule and The Virginia State Bar are Somehow In Conflict. The Hot Potato is Fully Loaded and VSB is Baked. The End.
An attorney who fails to observe his obligation of undivided loyalty to his client injures his profession and demeans it in the...
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3.4K3AccelerationWho is James C. Bodie, Virginia State Bar?
The VSB’s disciplinary process is not a substitute forum to address concerns that were the subject of court proceedings. So says James...
