The agency’s Chief Trial Counsel George Cardona said he seeks to eliminate the suggestion that his office is more inclined to pursue cases against solo practitioners, rather than members of large firms, because the investigations are easier to handle.
July 25, 2022 at 04:46 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
This story has been updated to clarify a quote from George Cardona.
State Bar of California leaders presented plans to improve the attorney disciplinary system after an internal audit last year revealed the agency “made mistakes” in handling decades of complaints against disbarred Los Angeles plaintiffs attorney Tom Girardi.
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Board of Trustees Chair Ruben Duran, Executive Director Leah Wilson, and Chief Trial Counsel George Cardona discuss disciplinary system improvements. Courtesy photos
