State Ex Rel. Indiana State Bar Ass'n. v. Miller

BOEHM, Justice.

This case is an original action brought by the Indiana State Bar Association ("ISBA"), pursuant to Admission and Discipline Rule 24.1 ISBA contends that in 1996 M. Drew Miller, who is not an attorney, engaged in the unauthorized practice of law when he represented a taxpayer in a property tax appeal before the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Since that time, the Board has promulgated rules that clearly distinguish the roles of a "tax representative" and an attorney. A "tax representative" is limited in the services he or she may perform before the Board, and those services do…