In Re Bizar

On May 18, 1981, the Administrator of the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission filed a two-count complaint against respondent, Philip Harold Bizar, who was licensed to practice law in Illinois on November 29, 1966, charging him with “the failure to account for the proceeds of a settlement, the failure to preserve the identity of funds and property of a client in violation of Canon 9, DR 9 — 102, of the Illinois Code of Professional Responsibility (1970), the wrongful conversion and commingling of clients’ funds, [and] overreaching,” tending to bring the legal profession into…