In Re: Raushanah Shakia Hunter

Summary

The court determined that respondent's stipulated misconduct—neglecting two client matters, failing to communicate, creating conflicts after potential malpractice, and failing to cooperate with disciplinary investigations—warranted suspension. It imposed a suspension of one year and one day, deferred all but four months, and ordered two years of supervised probation with specified conditions. The sanction was based on the actual harm caused, aggravating factors including multiple offenses, and mitigating factors including inexperience, good character, lack of prior discipline, and remorse.