Iowa Supreme Court Board of Professional Ethics & Conduct v. Clauss
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
HARRIS, Justice.
There are several counts in this attorney disciplinary case, most of which arose from the lawyer’s dealings with a single, highly controversial, client. Because of the serious nature of the violations, and in view of the respondent’s past disciplinary history, we agree with the commission’s recommendation of a license suspension, but think a more lengthy one is demanded.
Robert J. Clauss, Jr., the respondent lawyer, undertook to represent Tri-State Debt Collection, Inc., an enterprise owned and operated by Robert Hurlbutt. As described by the commission in its findings, the…
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