In Re: Peggy M. Hairston Robinson

Summary

The court independently reviewed the record and held that respondent’s extensive misconduct was not prescribed because it was at least reckless or intentional rather than merely negligent. It found violations involving client-fund conversion, criminal theft, neglect, conflicts, frivolous litigation, disregard of court orders, and unauthorized practice after suspension, warranting permanent disbarment, restitution, and assessment of costs.