Law Practice
May 24, 2013
Lawyer faces suspension for inappropriate correspondence with judge
The State Bar Court has recommended that a San Diego lawyer be suspended from practicing law for 90 days for inappropriately sending letters to a judge and appearing at the jurist's home to discuss a pending legal matter.
By Chase Scheinbaum
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar Court has recommended that a San Diego lawyer be suspended from practicing law for 90 days for inappropriately sending letters to a judge and appearing at the jurist's home to discuss a pending legal matter.
Iwo Ostoja-Lojasiewicz, a member of the California bar since 2006, has 30 days to appeal the matter. In the case of no appeal, the state Supreme Court will determine if Judge Richard A. Platel's recomm...
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