In Re Discipline Odell
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Per curiam
On January 12, 1973, a petition was filed by the administrative director on professional conduct charging respondent, Wallace C. Odell, with 18 counts of neglect in handling legal affairs entrusted to him as an attorney at law. Respondent filed an answer explaining the reasons for his neglect in handling these affairs. Thereafter, pursuant to negotiations between the administrative director and respondent, a stipulation was entered into wherein respondent admits the truth of the allegations in the petition and agrees to the request of petitioner that he be indefinitely suspended from…
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