McCullough v. Neal

Jack Holt, Jr., Chief Justice.

The appellant, Reginald S. McCullough, is an attorney in Little Rock. One of his clients, Jacqualine Dedman, filed a complaint with the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct (“Committee”), in which she asserted that Mr. McCullough had been employed by her family in January 1987 to handle the probate of her mother’s estate but had failed to follow up on any details of his work or to keep her reasonably informed as to the status of the case in probate. As of April 17, 1992, probate had not been concluded on the estate.

After reviewing Ms. Dedman’s…