Supreme Court of Kansas
In re McFall
March 18, 2022315 Kan. 184
Summary
The court adopted the hearing panels' findings that McFall committed multiple violations of professional-conduct rules, including failures involving diligence, communication, misconduct prejudicial to justice, and noncompliance with a disciplinary order. Because McFall filed no exceptions, the factual findings were deemed admitted, and the court found clear and convincing evidentiary support for the violations. The court imposed a six-month suspension, required specified steps before reinstatement, and assessed costs.