In Re Lenox
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Jones
In a complaint filed with the committee on grievances of the Chicago Bar Association, John K. Lenox, Jr., an attorney, was charged with converting to his own use certain money received by him from a client, Frank Jurewicz. This money was given Lenox for the purpose of purchasing first and second mortgages on a given piece of property. After a hearing on the supplemental complaint the committee on grievances filed its report recommending respondent’s disbarment. The board of managers overruled objections to the report, and ordered it to be filed in this court.
Respondent filed a motion to…
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