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I hear you're a great lawyer.
But I also hear that some of your clients use your connections & IOLA trust fund to misrepresent the actual deals, say xx,xxx as a xxx,xxx deal.
If that was NASDAQ the SEC would've poked around by now
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WTF?
An IOLTA account is simply a designated bank account owned, in the case of a Pennsylvania attorney, by the State IOLTA Board, and in which an attorney can have clients deposit funds so that client funds are held separate from the attorney's own business or personal accounts. IOLTA accounts are also used for receiving and disbursing settlements and payments on behalf of clients.
I can't understand how someone would "use my connections & IOLTA trust fund" to misrepresent anything, as they would not have access to the account in the first place. If someone is making a misrepresentation about a deal in which I provided escrow services, that's their problem I guess.
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Oversight of any US attorney is provided by the licensing authority of that state. If they receive a complaint they will certainly act on it.
A directory of state attorney disciplinary agencies can be found here:
http://www.abanet.org/cpr/regulation/directory.pdf
In the event you have a complaint about a US attorney, I urge you to contact the relevant disciplinary authority.
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