The website for the ARDC can be found at www.iardc.org . A suspension until further order of the Court is an indefinite suspension which requires the suspended lawyer to petition for reinstatement after the fixed period of suspension ends. He also forged the client's ex-spouse's signature on a document, although he did not file it with the court. In another matter, he did not adequately communicate with his client and failed to research issues involved in his client's matter. No client lost money due to Mr. Kelly's misconduct. He had misrepresented facts to a third person in connection with litigation over a piece of property on which Mr. Leone and his wife had paid past-due property taxes. Mr. Wittig was licensed in Illinois in 1992 and in Arizona in 1997. Mr. Jackson was licensed in Arizona in 2011 and in Illinois in 2014. A suspension until further order of the Court is an indefinite suspension which requires the suspended lawyer to petition for reinstatement after the fixed period of suspension ends. Mr. Groble, who was licensed in 1989, was suspended for two years and until further order of the Court. Mr. Araujo, who was licensed in 1993, was disbarred for sexually harassing three women: a Chicago police officer, a court reporter and an Assistant State's Attorney, while he was acting as a Cook County Circuit Court Judge. The Supreme Court of Iowa suspended him with no possibility for reinstatement for 30 days. His misconduct arose from his June 2021 conviction in Lake County for aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol, causing the death of another. Mr. Gannett was licensed to practice in Illinois in 1981 and in Massachusetts in 1982. The disbarment on consent was retroactive to Mr. Steckel's interim suspension from the practice of law on January 29, 2019. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him for one year and until he is reinstated to the practice of law in Iowa. The suspension is effective on October 12, 2022. Mr. Freund, who was licensed in 1984, was disbarred on consent following his criminal convictions for the crimes of aggravated battery of a child, involuntary manslaughter, and concealment of homicidal death. The suspension is effective on February 7, 2023. Ms. Azimi, who was licensed in 2015, was suspended for 90 days. The Presiding Disciplinary Judge of the Supreme Court of Colorado suspended her for one year and one day, with the suspension stayed after six months by two years of probation, subject to certain conditions, for mishandling client funds, failing to communicate with clients, and failing to supervise a person working in her law firm. Mr. Wills, who was licensed in 2007, was suspended for one year and until further order of the Court, with the suspension stayed after five months in favor of a two-year period of conditional probation. He practiced law for approximately six weeks after having been removed from the roll of attorneys in 2019 for failure to complete the Supreme Court's registration requirements and then practiced law for an approximately 23 weeks after having been removed from the roll of attorneys in 2020 for failure to complete Minimum Continuing Legal Education requirements. His misconduct arose from his felony convictions in Florida for theft of sales tax. In a bankruptcy matter, he filed a declaration by his client that purported to certify that the client had reviewed certain schedules and statements when he knew the client had not reviewed them. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and disbarred him. He pled guilty to misdemeanor assault for waiving a semi-automatic rifle in the direction of protesting individuals outside of his home, purposefully placing at least one other person in apprehension of immediate physical injury. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him for 180 days, with the suspension stayed after 60 days in favor of a two-year period of probation, nunc pro tunc to April 23, 2019, subject to the conditions imposed in Indiana and continuing until he successfully completes his Indiana probation. She made false statements to a federal judge about her authority to settle a case, then made additional false statements to her supervisors about the cases status. In 2019 and 2020, Ms. Allen failed to diligently pursue two related immigration matters and repeatedly misled her clients about the status of those matters. The Illinois Courts Commission initiated a disciplinary matter against then-Judge Araujo based on this same misconduct and entered an oral ruling finding that he had committed the misconduct. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended her for six months and until she is reinstated to the practice of law in Arizona. Ms. Beran, who was licensed in 2000, was suspended for six months and until further order of the Court, with the suspension stayed after 30 days by a two-year period of probation with conditions. Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission of the Supreme Court of Illinois. Ms. Sodaro was licensed in Illinois in 1986 and in Arizona in 2017. Ms. Murray, who was licensed in 2013, was suspended for six months and until further order of the Court and until she completes the ARDC Professionalism Seminar. Ms. Kahr, who was licensed in Illinois in 1974, was suspended on an interim basis and until further order of the Court after she was convicted in Washington of two counts of theft for having misappropriated more than $282,000 from a disabled man while serving as the man's guardian. Mr. Halling was licensed to practice in Illinois in 1993 and in Colorado in 1995. The suspension is effective on June 8, 2021. The suspension is effective on April 15, 2022. Reinstatement is not automatic and must be allowed by the Supreme Court of Illinois following a hearing before the ARDC Hearing Board. In another matter, following a dispute with his former partners that went to arbitration, Mr. McNabola issued a subpoena for an employee's cell phone records under the caption of the closed arbitration matter. The suspension is effective on December 7, 2021. Ms. Edgar was licensed in Illinois in 1990 and in California in 2005. As the manager of his own law firm, Mr. Cunningham did not review his law firm accounts, nor did he know the source of funds in those accounts or how the funds were expended. Mr. Smith, who was licensed in 1995, was suspended for three years and until further of the Court. The suspension is effective on June 9, 2022. Mr. Farwell, who was licensed in 1992, was suspended for ninety days. He converted over $67,000 in settlement funds belonging to a client and third parties in a workers' compensation matter. Miles was licensed to practice in Illinois in 1975 and in California in 1985. The suspension is effective on February 10, 2022. Reinstatement is not automatic and must be allowed by the Supreme Court of Illinois following a hearing before the ARDC Hearing Board. The suspension is effective on October 14, 2021. He was found guilty of bank fraud after he participated in a multi-year scheme that provided fraudulent information to lenders in order to qualify buyers for mortgage loans to purchase condominium units owned by other participants in the scheme. Mr. Kosztya, who was licensed in 2002, was suspended for two years and until he completes the ARDC Professionalism Seminar, followed by a one-year term of probation with conditions. Mr. Sides, who was licensed in 2002, was suspended for one year and until further order of the Court. Over an eight-month period, he used more than $16,000 in funds belonging to a bar association of which he was then president, without authority, by withdrawing funds from the associations bank account and charging personal expenses to the associations credit and debit cards. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him for six months and until further order of the Court, with the suspension stayed in its entirety by a one-year period of probation, nunc pro tunc to February 8, 2022, subject to the conditions imposed in Missouri and continuing until he successfully completes his Missouri probation. The insurance company made a counteroffer, and Mr. Kolb purported to enter into a settlement agreement despite never having taken steps to substitute the deceased client's estate as the claimant. Mr. McCormick, who was licensed in Illinois in 2021, was suspended for two years and until further order of the Court, with the suspension stayed after six months by a two-year period of probation with conditions. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him for five months and until he is reinstated to the practice of law in Iowa. Mr. McCulloh, who licensed in 1983, was suspended from the practice of law for one year, with the suspension stayed after 60 days in favor of a one-year period of probation. Mr. Patel, who was licensed in 2012, was suspended on an interim basis and until further order of the Court after he pled guilty in a California federal court to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and manipulative trading. Mr. Ruggiero, who was licensed in 1992, was suspended on an interim basis and until further order of the Court after the ARDC's Inquiry Board authorized the filing of a formal disciplinary complaint charging him with dishonestly misappropriating more than $260,000 to which he had access as trustee of his late aunt's trust. Over a five-year period, he submitted more than 380 requests that his firm reimburse him for travel, lodging, and dining expenses relating to client matters, totaling approximately $360,000. In the course of representing clients in personal injury matters, he provided financial assistance to two clients, misrepresented the status of matters to at least two clients, and signed a client's name on a settlement release without authority. The Michigan Attorney Discipline Board is the adjudicative arm of the Michigan Supreme Court for discharge of its exclusive constitutional responsibility to supervise and discipline Michigan attorneys. Mr. Salgado, who was licensed in 1993, was suspended for one year with all but the first 30 days stayed by a one-year period of conditional probation. Mr. Furlett, who was licensed in 1979, was censured. In a third matter, he advanced non-meritorious claims and contentions, made false representations in a court filing, and made false statements to the Arizona State Bar during its investigation into his conduct. In 2016, the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Appellate Division, suspended him for six months and until further order of the Court for misappropriating $6,250 in settlement funds and failing to promptly comply with his client's reasonable requests for information. The Supreme Court of Missouri entered an order suspending her indefinitely with no petition for reinstatement to be filed for one year. Mr. Fieweger was licensed in Illinois in 1987 and in Iowa in 1989. Mr. Ybarra, who was licensed in 2008, was suspended for one year, with the suspension stayed after 60 days by an 18-month period of conditional probation. Ms. McCloskey was licensed in Illinois in 1988 and in Missouri in 1987. The suspension is effective on February 11, 2021. This page contains ARDC summaries of recent disciplinary decisions issued by the Supreme Court of Illinois. Reinstatement is not automatic and must be allowed by the Supreme Court of Illinois following a hearing before the ARDC Hearing Board. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him for thirty days. He agreed to the purported settlement of an underinsured motorist claim against his client, an insurance company, for $75,000 without the company's authorization, and repeatedly made false statements to his opposing counsel about the status of the purported settlement. The firms subsequent review of those requests determined either that the trips had not been taken or that there was insufficient proof to show that the expenses had actually been incurred. Mr. The Supreme Court of Illinois imposed reciprocal discipline and suspended him until he is reinstated to the practice of law in Florida. Mr. Weber, who was licensed in 1984, was disbarred. In securing a $200,000 loan for a company that he and a client co-owned, the repayment of which that client personally guaranteed, he entered into a business transaction with a second client without disclosing the first client's financial liabilities and without obtaining the second client's informed consent. He also misrepresented his ownership interest in the company that was to receive the loan and withheld material details about the purpose of the loan. Mr. Koenig, who was licensed in 1975, was suspended for one year for intentionally converting $70,076 in funds that were owed to his client after the settlement of a lawsuit over the construction of a will. He engaged in a conflict of interest by representing a client in a dissolution of marriage case while also pursuing a romantic relationship with her. Mr. Flangel, who was licensed in 1992, was disbarred on consent. He failed to pursue a client's personal injury case, allowing the statute of limitations to expire. Mr. Kowalski, along with five other defendants, including his sister, attorney Jan R. Kowalski, was the subject of an eighteen-count second superseding indictment which charged that Mr. Kowalski committed the offenses of bankruptcy fraud, tax fraud, and conspiring to embezzle at least $29 million from a bank. In re Nejla K. Lane, Matter Number: 2019PR00074, In re Tradd Ashton Fromme, Matter Number: 2021PR00072, In re David Kyle Cooper, Matter Number: 2021PR00082, In re Hedwig Sarnicki, Matter Number: 2022PR00041, In re Mauricio Boris Andres Araujo, Matter Number: 2022PR00026, In re David Louis Bartelsmeyer, Matter Number: 2022PR00021, In re Margaret Jean Lowery, Matter Number: 2020PR00018, In re Russell John Luchtenburg, Matter Number: 2022PR00025, In re India Noelle Winbush, Matter Number: 2022PR00015, In re Nicole Lynn Beran, Matter Number: 2021PR00076, In re Timothy Paul Peterson, Matter Number: 2022PR00068, In re David Hall, Matter Number: 2022PR00077, In re Robert James Semrad, Matter Number: 2021PR00044, In re Helga Kahr, Matter Number: 2022PR00082, In re Rebecca Suzanne Murray, Matter Number: 2021PR00077, In re Christopher Robert Emerald, Matter Number: 2021PR00085, In re Ronald Richard Duebbert, Matter Number: 2020PR00034, In re Barbara Ann Susman, Matter Number: 2018PR00080, In re Alison Marie Yohanna, Matter Number: 2022PR00049, In re Blake Erin Stone, Matter Number: 2022PR00075, In re John Paul Kolb, Matter Number: 2022PR00039, In re Ashmit S. Patel, Matter Number: 2022PR00065, In re Richard Michael Ruggiero, Matter Number: 2021PR00078, In re Robert Edward Lewin, Matter Number: 2021PR00074, In re Richard William Gannett, Matter Number: 2021PR00092, In re Jeffrey Allen McIntyre, Matter Number: 2021PR00018, In re Mark Edward McNabola, Matter Number: 2018PR00083, In re Andrew Dag Babcock, Matter Number: 2022PR00037, In re Philip Edwin Koenig, Matter Number: 2020PR00076, In re Sidney Boyston Smith, Matter Number: 2021PR00048, In re Jeffrey Gerald Kendall, Matter Number: 2021PR00040, In re Robert Earl Schulz, Matter Number: 2022PR00044, In re Brian Keith Sides, Matter Number: 2020PR00047, In re Douglas Ellis Miles, Matter Number: 2022PR00051, In re Soon Mo Ahn, Matter Number: 2020PR00045, In re Patricia Novak McCloskey, Matter Number: 2022PR00052, In re Heather Lynn Biagi, Matter Number: 2021PR00101, In re Stephen W. Newport, Matter Number: 2022PR00054, In re Elizabeth Diane Tate, Matter Number: 2022PR00057, In re Robert Alan Roth, Matter Number: 2022PR00055, In re Stevan Krkljes, Matter Number: 2022PR00028, In re Kevin P. McCarty, Matter Number: 2022PR00020, In re Felipe Nery Gomez, Matter Number: 2020PR00064, In re Mark Thomas Mc Closkey, Matter Number: 2022PR00058, In re Jessica Arong O'Brien, Matter Number: 2018PR00111, In re Carlo P. Palladinetti, Matter Number: 2020PR00083, In re Matthew Ryan McCormick, Matter Number: 2021PR00098, In re Mark Doyle Easley II, Matter Number: 2022PR00010, In re Dale B. Halling, Matter Number: 2022PR00011, In re Valarie Pope Franklin, Matter Number: 2019PR00068, In re Marc Ericson Darnell, Matter Number: 2022PR00012, In re John Russell McCulloh, Matter Number: 2021PR00071, In re Mahdis Azimi, Matter Number: 2021PR00017, In re James Russell Leone, Matter Number: 2022PR00023, In re Andres Ybarra, Matter Number: 2021PR00019, In re Michael John Ries, Matter Number: 2021PR00090, In re Beau J. The Grievance Committee of the North Carolina State Bar entered an order censuring him for conduct during his association with a bankruptcy law firm. While working as an associate at a law firm, she submitted false billing records totaling 86.4 hours, which resulted in one of the firm's clients being overbilled by $40,176. The suspension is effective on April 6, 2021. Mr. McWard, who was licensed in 2017, was suspended for 90 days. He did not supervise non-lawyer employees of the firm who spoke with consumers about their potential bankruptcy matters, he did not supervise the handling of funds that clients paid to the firm, and he did not ensure that appropriate records were kept concerning the firms bank account. In September 2021, a Michigan jury found him guilty of three counts of criminal sexual conduct. In one matter, he converted $40,000 in funds belonging to a bankruptcy estate and disbursed over $230,000 in insurance proceeds to his client without disclosing the receipt or disbursement of those proceeds to the court. When an investigation ensued, she falsely reported that another COPA investigator, whom she wrongly suspected of having reported her misconduct, was planning on carrying out a mass shooting at the COPA office. Johnson, Matter Number: 2022PR00007, In re Jessica Rose Allen, Matter Number: 2021PR00055, In re Roni S. VanAusdall, Matter Number: 2021PR00039, In re Patrick Daley Thompson, Matter Number: 2022PR00014, In re Paul D. Buhl, Matter Number: 2021PR00075, In re Robert John Hankes, Matter Number: 2019PR00102, In re Brent Michael Wills, Matter Number: 2021PR00021, In re Timothy J. Fitzgerald, Matter Number: 2017PR00116, In re Michael Christopher Burr, Matter Number: 2021PR00004, In re Mark A. Hamill, Matter Number: 2021PR00016, In re Edward William Hynes, Matter Number: 2021PR00065, In re Jeffrey Marc Benjamin, Matter Number: 2021PR00052, In re William John Bowe, Matter Number: 2021PR00058, In re Patrick Jon Hudec, Matter Number: 2021PR00060, In re Thomas Michael Barrett, Matter Number: 2021PR00064, In re Jennifer Prager Sodaro, Matter Number: 2021PR00066, In re Robert Lee Officer, Matter Number: 2021PR00068, In re Sean Michael Liles, Matter Number: 2020PR00022, In re Leijuana Doss, Matter Number: 2021PR00022, In re Wanemond Smith, Matter Number: 2020PR00089, In re John P. Jacoby, Matter Number: 2021PR00067, In re Michael Leonard Loprieno, Matter Number: 2019PR00101, In re James Robert Mason, Matter Number: 2021PR00045, In re Todd William Sivia, Matter Number: 2021PR00015, In re Matthew Clay Piatt, Matter Number: 2021PR00024, In re Carrie Kooi, Matter Number: 2021PR00023, In re Barbara Julia Luther, Matter Number: 2021PR00025, In re Michael Bernard Potere, Matter Number: 2021PR00026, In re Cynthia Jean Koroll, Matter Number: 2016PR00079, In re Lisa Michelle Edgar, Matter Number: 2021PR00027, In re Craig Carnell Cunningham, Matter Number: 2019PR00019, In re Donald George Groble, Matter Number: 2020PR00081, In re Bryan S. Flangel, Matter Number: 2021PR00029, In re Andrew Martin Stroth, Matter Number: 2019PR00065, In re Alan Kent Wittig, Matter Number: 2021PR00033, In re John Anthony Ward, Matter Number: 2021PR00034, In re Henry A. Weber, Matter Number: 2020PR00087, In re James Mark McTighe, Matter Number: 2021PR00035, In re Efrain L. Sanchez, Matter Number: 2021PR00036, In re John George Steckel, Matter Number: 2021PR00038, In re Stephen Thomas Fieweger, Matter Number: 2021PR00042, In re Veronica Reyes, Matter Number: 2021PR00043, In re Peter J. Kovac, Matter Number: 2021PR00046, In re Edward Sergio Rueda, Matter Number: 2020PR00042, In re Brian David Pondenis, Matter Number: 2020PR00048, In re Mark Vincent Kelly, Matter Number: 2020PR00029, In re Barry Edward Blumenfeld, Matter Number: 2021PR00057, In re Stephanie Alexandra Gerstetter, Matter Number: 2021PR00050, In re Nathaniel Gordon, Matter Number: 2020PR00059, In re Jessica Lynn Jones, Matter Number: 2021PR00020, In re John Paul Paleczny, Matter Number: 2021PR00051, In re Jennifer Prager Sodaro, Matter Number: 2020PR00080, In re Jeffrey P. White, Matter Number: 2021PR00003, In re Hrant Norsigian Jr., Matter Number: 2021PR00005, In re Marie A. Durbin, Matter Number: 2021PR00006, In re Radford Reuben Raines III, Matter Number: 2021PR00007, In re Eric James Dale, Matter Number: 2021PR00009, In re Howard Randolph Baker Jr., Matter Number: 2020PR00061, In re Michael Lee Henneberry, Matter Number: 2021PR00011, In re John Thomas Sheets, Matter Number: 2020PR00075, In re Dwight White, Matter Number: 2020PR00006, In re John L. Allen, Matter Number: 2021PR00013, In re William Briskin Kohn, Matter Number: 2019PR00008, In re Nikola Duric, Matter Number: 2015PR00052, In re Shelby Kanarish, Matter Number: 2021PR00014, In re Patrick J. O'Shea, Matter Number: 2020PR00037, In re Joseph C. Farwell, Matter Number: 2019PR00089, In re Lee Jackson, Matter Number: 2020PR00079, In re Joshua Nathan Levy, Matter Number: 2020PR00082, In re Rufus James Tate Jr., Matter Number: 2020PR00085, In re Michael Jerome Moore, Matter Number: 2020PR00017, In re Ryne DeGrave, Matter Number: 2020PR00044, In re Jose Arvizu Bracamonte, Matter Number: 2021PR00001, In re Burton Douglas Stephens Jr., Matter Number: 2020PR00021, In re Oscar Antonio Gonzalez, Matter Number: 2018PR00066, In re Nathaniel Jay Pomrenze, Matter Number: 2019PR00059, In re John Henry Salgado, Matter Number: 2019PR00073, In re Christopher Steven Jones, Matter Number: 2020PR00067, In re John Christopher Carver, Matter Number: 2020PR00074, In re Jan R. Kowalski, Matter Number: 2020PR00077, In re Robert Michael Kowalski, Matter Number: 2020PR00078, In re William Layne Roberts, Matter Number: 2019PR00021, In re Jeffrey Bart Cooper, Matter Number: 2020PR00066, In re Vincenzo Field, Matter Number: 2018PR00015, In re Thomas Eric Wettermann, Matter Number: 2020PR00031, In re Franklin Joseph Furlett, Matter Number: 2019PR00028, In re Charles Andrew Cohn, Matter Number: 2018PR00109, In re Joan Arthetta Hill-McClain, Matter Number: 2017PR00100, In re Andrew Thomas Freund, Matter Number: 2020PR00070, In re Dean William O'Connor, Matter Number: 2020PR00071, In re Mary L. Lemp, Matter Number: 2020PR00072, In re Anish A. Parikh, Matter Number: 2019PR00005, In re David M. Jankura, Matter Number: 2018PR00052, In re Shirley Ruth Calloway, Matter Number: 2020PR00032, In re John Hudson McWard, Matter Number: 2020PR00008, Pending Motions for Disbarment on Consent. He failed to pursue a client 's personal injury case, allowing the statute of to... 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