Law Practice
Aug. 17, 2012
Suspended lawyer should be disbarred, panel rules
A suspended lawyer who let courts, partners, clients and opponents think he could still practice law should be disbarred, the State Bar Court review department ruled.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A suspended lawyer who led courts, partners, clients and opponents to think he could practice law should be disbarred, the State Bar Court review department has ruled.
John Mark Heurlin of Tustin "repeatedly and consciously flouted the authority of the courts ... by continuing to file pleadings misrepresenting himself as a licensed attorney in good standing and entitled to practice law whe...
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