In re Hoicka
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the Court
The respondent, David A. Hoicka, appeals from the judgment of a single justice of this court ordering that he be publicly reprimanded and that he pay costs to the Board of Bar Overseers (board).
Bar counsel filed a six-count petition for discipline with the board against the respondent alleging that he had violated various disciplinary rules arising out of his representation of clients A, B, and C during the period April, 1992, through at least October, 1993.1 After an eight-day hearing on the petition, a special hearing officer assigned by the board concluded that bar counsel had failed to…
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