In re Cabaniss
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Per curiam
In this attorney disciplinary matter, respondent admits he has committed misconduct and consents to a definite suspension for two years. We accept respondent’s admissions and suspend him from the practice of law for two years.
Law Firm Accounts
Respondent, a solo practitioner, failed to maintain the integrity of his law firm trust and operating accounts. He failed to maintain accurate and complete information about financial transactions involving his clients. He improperly used his law office’s operating account as a personal checking account. From March to December of 1996, the office’s…
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