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Reports
July 1, 2013
Joint proposal of the New York State Bar Association and New York City Bar to publish redacted versions of letters of caution, admonitions and reprimands issued to attorneys (July 2013)
Joint proposal of the New York State Bar Association and New York City Bar to publish redacted versions of letters of caution, admonitions and reprimands issued to attorneys (July 2013)Reports
May 1, 2012
Letter to the NYS Unified Court System commenting on a proposed amendment to 22NYCRR § 137.1(b) which would exclude from the Fee Dispute Resolution Program any matters involving disbarred, resigned or suspended attorneys (May 2012)
Letter to the NYS Unified Court System commenting on a proposed amendment to 22NYCRR § 137.1(b) which would exclude from the Fee Dispute Resolution Program any matters involving disbarred, resigned or suspended attorneys (May 2012)Reports
April 1, 2011
Letter to the Chief Counsel to the Departmental Disciplinary Committee, First Department urging the Department re-adopt Letters of Caution as a non-disciplinary measure for resolving disciplinary complaints (April 2011)
Letter to the Chief Counsel to the Departmental Disciplinary Committee, First Department urging the Department re-adopt Letters of Caution as a non-disciplinary measure for resolving disciplinary complaints (April 2011)Reports
April 1, 2011
Letter to the Chief Administrative Judge commenting on the proposed amendment to 22 NYCRR § 118.2(b)(1) which would allow members of the New York Bar who have certified that they are “retired” to provide the Chief Administrator with either a Post Office Box address or active email address as an alternative to public disclosure of their home addresses (April 2011)
Letter to the Chief Administrative Judge commenting on the proposed amendment to 22 NYCRR § 118.2(b)(1) which would allow members of the New York Bar who have certified that they are “retired” to provide the Chief Administrator with either a Post Office Box address or active email address as an alternative to public disclosure of their home addresses (April 2011)Reports
June 1, 2008