Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Jun. 28, 2014
Lawyer faces 2-year suspension for failing to supervise staff
An Orange County lawyer mismanaged a loan modification mill, lost control of a skyrocketing client list and let nonlawyer employees practice law, the State Bar Court has found.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An Orange County lawyer mismanaged his loan modification mill, lost control of a skyrocketing client list and let nonlawyer employees practice law, the State Bar Court has found.
That means Jack Chien-Long Huang is culpable for aiding and abetting the unauthorized practice of law, the court ruled in recommending that he be suspended for two years. The matter now goes to the state Supreme Court, which c...
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