Supreme Court of Kansas
In re Fuller
October 30, 2020474 P.3d 776
Summary
The court adopted the hearing panel's admitted factual findings and conclusions that Fuller violated multiple professional-conduct rules through drug-related misconduct, conflicts of interest, neglect of clients, and unauthorized practice after suspension. Applying the clear-and-convincing-evidence standard and independently determining the appropriate discipline, the court imposed an indefinite suspension. The court also required compliance with reinstatement procedures and assessed costs against Fuller.