The following is the schedule two disciplinary cases set for hearing before the Ohio Board of Professional Conduct in November.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has filed five disciplinary case reports with the Supreme Court of Ohio.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has filed 13 reports with the Supreme Court of Ohio recommending discipline for Ohio attorneys.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct announced three disciplinary cases set for hearing in August. Each case involves allegations of professional misconduct by a lawyer.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has announced four disciplinary cases set for hearing in May. Each case involves allegations of professional misconduct by a lawyer.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has filed 10 reports with the Supreme Court of Ohio, nine recommending discipline for Ohio attorneys and one recommending discipline for a sitting judge.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has released two advisory opinions concerning in-house counsel and lawyers serving in the dual role of guardian ad litem/lawyer. Each opinion replaces an earlier opinion that analyzed the issue presented under the former Code of Professional Responsibility.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has issued its 2023 annual report, highlighting the disposition of 41 disciplinary cases, including two judicial misconduct cases, and continued efforts to educate Ohio judges and lawyers about their professional responsibilities.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct announced four March disciplinary cases involving hearings for two attorneys and two judges.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct recently announced the reelection of Judge D. Chris Cook as chair and attorney Patrick M. McLaughlin as vice-chair. Commissioners Cook and McLaughlin will serve their second, one-year terms in their respective positions in 2024.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct recently filed three disciplinary case reports with the Supreme Court of Ohio, each recommending discipline for an Ohio attorney.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has issued two new advisory opinions that address a lawyer’s use of a lien in a fee agreement and a lawyer’s offer or acceptance of a settlement agreement that prohibits the disclosure of a public record.

When Judge John Willamowski took the oath to practice law 38 years ago, he vowed to uphold the integrity of the state justice system. Over the last decade, he has helped support that promise by being part of the process that oversees attorneys and judges accused of violating the public’s trust.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct announced three November disciplinary cases involving hearings for attorneys.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has issued two new advisory opinions addressing a lawyer’s professional obligations under the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct.