In Re Nigohosian

The Disciplinary Review Board (DRB) considered two presentments filed by the local District Ethics Committee and determined that Leon Nigohosian had been guilty of misconduct in two matters involving his clients Stoecker and Tuncay. In addition the Board found various minor violations suggestive of “inadequate record keeping.” The DRB was satisfied that the latter had been remedied by respondent’s hiring of a bookkeeper to oversee his accounts. It likewise concluded that Nigohosian’s entering into a business transaction with a client without sufficient disclosure and without informed consent…