Tag:Colorado disciplinary opinions

The Colorado Supreme Court determined the state’s five-year limitation period doesn’t apply to reciprocal disciplinary proceedings.

The presiding disciplinary judge suspended an attorney for one year after finding he failed to communicate with clients in line with state rules.

Colorado’s Presiding Disciplinary Judge suspended two attorneys in November, including an attorney who used ChatGPT on a motion that cited fake court cases.

On April 20, the Presiding Disciplinary Judge suspended an already suspended attorney for continuing to practice law during a suspension.

The Presiding Disciplinary Judge issued disciplinary opinions in cases involving four attorneys in the past month.

The Presiding Disciplinary Judge issued disciplinary opinions in cases involving six attorneys in the past month.

The Colorado Presiding Disciplinary Judge issued two disciplinary opinions for the month of April 2022, including an opinion in People v. James Marshall.