Supreme Court of Colorado
In the Matter of Igor Raykin Attorney-Respondent:
March 24, 2025565 P.3d 728
Summary
The court affirmed the finding that Raykin violated Colorado Rule of Professional Conduct 4.4(a) by directing profane, disparaging, and burdensome remarks at school-district staff while representing a client. It held that the rule creates two independent prohibitions and is not limited to conduct involving methods of obtaining evidence. The court also affirmed a public censure and independent medical examination, holding that the ABA Standards guide but do not limit the sanctions available under the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct.