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Supreme Court orders LV attorney disbarred
Thursday, Jan. 10, 2002 | 9:24 a.m.
SUN CAPITAL BUREAU
CARSON CITY -- The Nevada Supreme Court Wednesday ordered Las Vegas attorney Anita Cionni disbarred because of misconduct in handling an estate case in which she took fees before the court approved the disbursement.
The court upheld a recommendation by the Southern Nevada Disciplinary Board of the state Bar, which found Cionni failed to provide an adequate billing statement in support of her claimed fees and took the money prior to a judge's approval.
The disciplinary board said Cionni left the estate case in "disarray."
Cionni did not attend the formal hearing on the complaint, and the disciplinary board said she showed no remorse.
In another case, the court temporarily suspended Las Vegas attorney Leslie M. Stovall from practicing law, pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings.
Stovall was convicted last year in federal court of filing a false tax return in November last year. He was placed on probation, fined and ordered to make restitution to the government.
In a third case, the court suspended for six months Joe Laub, an attorney who practices in Reno and Lake Tahoe and who advertises heavily on television.
The court supported the Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board, which found Laub failed to make an effort to reduce the medical bills of one of his clients who was injured in an accident; that he allowed his law clerks to negotiate contracts with clients and that he permitted a third party to look through his files, which violated the attorney-client privilege.
Thursday, Jan. 10, 2002 | 9:24 a.m.
SUN CAPITAL BUREAU
CARSON CITY -- The Nevada Supreme Court Wednesday ordered Las Vegas attorney Anita Cionni disbarred because of misconduct in handling an estate case in which she took fees before the court approved the disbursement.
The court upheld a recommendation by the Southern Nevada Disciplinary Board of the state Bar, which found Cionni failed to provide an adequate billing statement in support of her claimed fees and took the money prior to a judge's approval.
The disciplinary board said Cionni left the estate case in "disarray."
Cionni did not attend the formal hearing on the complaint, and the disciplinary board said she showed no remorse.
In another case, the court temporarily suspended Las Vegas attorney Leslie M. Stovall from practicing law, pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings.
Stovall was convicted last year in federal court of filing a false tax return in November last year. He was placed on probation, fined and ordered to make restitution to the government.
In a third case, the court suspended for six months Joe Laub, an attorney who practices in Reno and Lake Tahoe and who advertises heavily on television.
The court supported the Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board, which found Laub failed to make an effort to reduce the medical bills of one of his clients who was injured in an accident; that he allowed his law clerks to negotiate contracts with clients and that he permitted a third party to look through his files, which violated the attorney-client privilege.
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Supreme Court orders LV attorney disbarred
Thursday, Jan. 10, 2002 | 9:24 a.m.
SUN CAPITAL BUREAU
CARSON CITY -- The Nevada Supreme Court Wednesday ordered Las Vegas attorney Anita Cionni disbarred because of misconduct in handling an estate case in which she took fees before the court approved the disbursement.
The court upheld a recommendation by the Southern Nevada Disciplinary Board of the state Bar, which found Cionni failed to provide an adequate billing statement in support of her claimed fees and took the money prior to a judge's approval.
The disciplinary board said Cionni left the estate case in "disarray."
Cionni did not attend the formal hearing on the complaint, and the disciplinary board said she showed no remorse.
In another case, the court temporarily suspended Las Vegas attorney Leslie M. Stovall from practicing law, pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings.
Stovall was convicted last year in federal court of filing a false tax return in November last year. He was placed on probation, fined and ordered to make restitution to the government.
In a third case, the court suspended for six months Joe Laub, an attorney who practices in Reno and Lake Tahoe and who advertises heavily on television.
The court supported the Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board, which found Laub failed to make an effort to reduce the medical bills of one of his clients who was injured in an accident; that he allowed his law clerks to negotiate contracts with clients and that he permitted a third party to look through his files, which violated the attorney-client privilege.
Thursday, Jan. 10, 2002 | 9:24 a.m.
SUN CAPITAL BUREAU
CARSON CITY -- The Nevada Supreme Court Wednesday ordered Las Vegas attorney Anita Cionni disbarred because of misconduct in handling an estate case in which she took fees before the court approved the disbursement.
The court upheld a recommendation by the Southern Nevada Disciplinary Board of the state Bar, which found Cionni failed to provide an adequate billing statement in support of her claimed fees and took the money prior to a judge's approval.
The disciplinary board said Cionni left the estate case in "disarray."
Cionni did not attend the formal hearing on the complaint, and the disciplinary board said she showed no remorse.
In another case, the court temporarily suspended Las Vegas attorney Leslie M. Stovall from practicing law, pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings.
Stovall was convicted last year in federal court of filing a false tax return in November last year. He was placed on probation, fined and ordered to make restitution to the government.
In a third case, the court suspended for six months Joe Laub, an attorney who practices in Reno and Lake Tahoe and who advertises heavily on television.
The court supported the Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board, which found Laub failed to make an effort to reduce the medical bills of one of his clients who was injured in an accident; that he allowed his law clerks to negotiate contracts with clients and that he permitted a third party to look through his files, which violated the attorney-client privilege.
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Hunt, who turned himself in, is charged with eight counts of assault and seven counts of mischief
. He appeared in court at Old City Hall Saturday morning for a bail hearing. A Toronto hair stylist
, Hunt was identified on the Internet some 24 hours after a video of his assault of Campaign Life youth coordinator Marie-Claire Bissonnette was posted online and went viral.The 46-second clip shows Hunt roundhouse kicking Bissonnette after a brief exchange, sending her phone crashing to the ground. He then ripped the Campaign Life ribbon off Bissonnette’s jacket and ran away, she wrote in an account published in LifeSiteNews
.Sunday’s incident was not the first for Hunt.
He has since been identified as the man who knocked over a sign and argued with pro-life demonstrators last summer in a video filmed by Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform (CCBR).
Bissonnette began filming Hunt during Sunday’s Life Chain after he scribbled on signs and people’s jackets with markers, she wrote.
Shortly after being kicked, Bissonnette experienced some discomfort in her shoulder, but she says she is now feeling fine, and is cooperating fully with police.
“I forgive him personally,” said the 27-year-old, who has urged people to pray for Hunt. “But I have filed a report with the police and they are investigating.”
As a result of being identified on the Internet, Hunt lost his contract at Noble Studio 101
, which posted a statement on Wednesday that “We don’t condone his actions and he has been let go.”“We’re four strong women here,” a studio representative told LifeSiteNews. “We don’t condone any kind of violence… He won’t be stepping his foot through the door again.
”Hunt has shut down his Instagram account and has not responded publicly about the incident, nor has he returned calls from media, including LifeSiteNews.
Hunt’s profile has been removed from the Noble Studio 101’s website, but according to a screenshot, he is writing a book on “The Hippy Swamp Witch, a guide to natural living,
” and developing his own product line.In the video, Hunt is wearing a pentagram, which is a Satanic symbol, around his neck
.
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Guess he can't really call out CR7 for the tax stuff.
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Hunt, who turned himself in, is charged with eight counts of assault and seven counts of mischief. He appeared in court at Old City Hall Saturday morning for a bail hearing.
A Toronto hair stylist, Hunt was identified on the Internet some 24 hours after a video of his assault of Campaign Life youth coordinator Marie-Claire Bissonnette was posted online and went viral.
The 46-second clip shows Hunt roundhouse kicking Bissonnette after a brief exchange, sending her phone crashing to the ground. He then ripped the Campaign Life ribbon off Bissonnette’s jacket and ran away, she wrote in an account published in LifeSiteNews.
Sunday’s incident was not the first for Hunt.
He has since been identified as the man who knocked over a sign and argued with pro-life demonstrators last summer in a video filmed by Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform (CCBR).
Bissonnette began filming Hunt during Sunday’s Life Chain after he scribbled on signs and people’s jackets with markers, she wrote.
Shortly after being kicked, Bissonnette experienced some discomfort in her shoulder, but she says she is now feeling fine, and is cooperating fully with police.
“I forgive him personally,” said the 27-year-old, who has urged people to pray for Hunt. “But I have filed a report with the police and they are investigating.”
As a result of being identified on the Internet, Hunt lost his contract at Noble Studio 101, which posted a statement on Wednesday that “We don’t condone his actions and he has been let go.”
“We’re four strong women here,” a studio representative told LifeSiteNews. “We don’t condone any kind of violence… He won’t be stepping his foot through the door again.”
Hunt has shut down his Instagram account and has not responded publicly about the incident, nor has he returned calls from media, including LifeSiteNews.
Hunt’s profile has been removed from the Noble Studio 101’s website, but according to a screenshot, he is writing a book on “The Hippy Swamp Witch, a guide to natural living,” and developing his own product line.
In the video, Hunt is wearing a pentagram, which is a Satanic symbol, around his neck.
- - - Updated - - -
Hunt, who turned himself in, is charged with eight counts of assault and seven counts of mischief
. He appeared in court at Old City Hall Saturday morning for a bail hearing.A Toronto hair stylist
, Hunt was identified on the Internet some 24 hours after a video of his assault of Campaign Life youth coordinator Marie-Claire Bissonnette was posted online and went viral.The 46-second clip shows Hunt roundhouse kicking Bissonnette after a brief exchange, sending her phone crashing to the ground. He then ripped the Campaign Life ribbon off Bissonnette’s jacket and ran away, she wrote in an account published in LifeSiteNews
.Sunday’s incident was not the first for Hunt.
He has since been identified as the man who knocked over a sign and argued with pro-life demonstrators last summer in a video filmed by Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform (CCBR).
Bissonnette began filming Hunt during Sunday’s Life Chain after he scribbled on signs and people’s jackets with markers, she wrote.
Shortly after being kicked, Bissonnette experienced some discomfort in her shoulder, but she says she is now feeling fine, and is cooperating fully with police.
“I forgive him personally,” said the 27-year-old, who has urged people to pray for Hunt. “But I have filed a report with the police and they are investigating.”
As a result of being identified on the Internet, Hunt lost his contract at Noble Studio 101
, which posted a statement on Wednesday that “We don’t condone his actions and he has been let go.”“We’re four strong women here,” a studio representative told LifeSiteNews. “We don’t condone any kind of violence… He won’t be stepping his foot through the door again.
”Hunt has shut down his Instagram account and has not responded publicly about the incident, nor has he returned calls from media, including LifeSiteNews.
Hunt’s profile has been removed from the Noble Studio 101’s website, but according to a screenshot, he is writing a book on “The Hippy Swamp Witch, a guide to natural living,
” and developing his own product line.In the video, Hunt is wearing a pentagram, which is a Satanic symbol, around his neck
.
Ronaldo lawyer met with LVMPD, and is satisfied with the result.
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