04.06.2015 Reinstatement [Johnston County]
Allan De Laine petitioned for reinstatement to the practice of law from his two year suspension. Mr. De Laine demonstrated […]
04.02.2015 Disbarment [Dare County]
Matthew Ragaller surrendered his law license and was disbarred for misappropriating funds, using entrusted funds for the benefit of one
02.27.2015 Disbarment [Guilford County]
Edward McVey surrendered his law license and was disbarred for knowingly and intentionally creating fictitious documents that purported to show
2.15.2015 Reprimand [Forsyth County]
In January 2015, the Grievance Committee reprimanded Eric Ellison for not appearing in court for a client and not representing
08.12.2014 Reprimand [Federal]
Kenneth Free was reprimanded in June 2014 for neglecting to file a notice of appeal on his client’s behalf. Free
02.02.2015 Suspension [Jackson County]
In December 2014, a Hearing Panel conducting a hearing of Peter Paul and suspended him from the practice of law
04.17.2015 Disbarment [Guilford County]
In April 2014, Wilbur Linton surrendered his license to practice law and was disbarred by the North Carolina State Bar.
02.24.2014 Censure [Orange County]
On January 23, 2014 the Grievance Committee of the North Carolina State Bar met to consider a grievance filed against
09.24.2013 Disbarment [Wake County]
Joseph L. Carlton, Jr. was disbarred on September 23, 2014. Carlton voluntarily resigned his license to practice law in North
08.22.2014 Reinstatement Denied [Pitt County]
On October 31, 2007 Ralph T. Bryant filed an affidavit surrendering his license to practice law with the North Carolina
08.15.2014 Reprimand [Mecklenburg County]
On August 15, 2014 William P. Bray received a reprimand from the Grievance Committee of the North Carolina State Bar
06.22.14 Suspension [New Hanover County]
On June 22, 2014, the Disciplinary Hearing Commission (DHC) of the North Carolina State Bar suspended William T. Batchelor, II,
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