Florida Bar v. Caillaud

Paul A. Caillaud, a member of The Florida Bar, having been adjudicated guilty in New York of four felonies of knowingly, unlawfully, and intentionally practicing medicine and/or holding himself out as being able to practice medicine,1 was automatically suspended from the practice of law on July 23, 1986. Thereafter The Florida Bar instituted a complaint which included the New York convictions and additional matters. The referee found that Caillaud committed no grievance except those leading to the New York convictions. He recommended a finding of guilt on those charges, but not guilty on the…