In re Allison
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Per curiam
This disciplinary proceeding raises two main questions: First, whether the State Bar may take advantage of the two-year tolling provision of the otherwise four-year statute of limitation in disciplinary matters, Bar Rule 4-222 (a),1 where the victims or potential vic*639tims could have filed grievances within the four-year statutory period. Second, whether using false names on a client’s behalf and assisting a client in using false names in connection with loan, incorporation, and other documents having legal effect, violates professional standards under Bar Rule 4-102 (d). In light of the…
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