In re Kaliski

Eespondent, an attorney, is charged with depositing moneys belonging to two clients in a joint account maintained by him and his wife, and of using those funds for his own purposes. After deposit of the funds his account was several times overdrawn. The moneys, in one case amounting to $468.71 and in the other $3,225, were paid by respondent to the clients after he had received notice that his conduct was under investigation by the Bar Association. Eespondent admitted the commingling of the funds but denied any intent to convert them to his own use. His previous good record and facts showing…