Supreme Court of Kansas

In re Long

June 17, 2022511 P.3d 952

Summary

The court adopted the hearing panel's admitted factual findings and legal conclusions that respondent violated multiple professional-conduct and disciplinary-cooperation rules. Because the violations were established by clear and convincing evidence and reflected repeated, similar misconduct after prior discipline, the court imposed an indefinite suspension rather than the requested probation or a definite suspension. The opinion also required compliance with reinstatement and post-suspension notification rules and assessed costs against respondent.