204 Pa. Code § 91.95 - Additional steps to be taken to disengage from the practice of law
(a)
Cease
and desist from using all forms of communication that convey eligibility to
practice. Enforcement Rule 217(d)(2) provides that in addition to the
steps that a formerly admitted attorney must promptly take under other
provisions of this section to disengage from the practice of law, a formerly
admitted attorney shall promptly cease and desist from using all forms of
communication that expressly or implicitly convey eligibility to practice law
in the state courts of Pennsylvania, including but not limited to professional
titles, letterhead, business cards, signage, websites, and references to
admission to the Pennsylvania Bar.
(b)
Additional steps for certain
types of discipline or disability . Enforcement Rule 217(d)(3)
provides that in cases of disbarment, suspension for a period exceeding one
year, temporary suspension under Enforcement Rule 208(f) or 213(g), or
disability inactive status under Enforcement Rule 216 or 301, a formerly
admitted attorney shall also promptly:
(1)
resign all appointments as personal representative, executor, administrator,
guardian, conservator, receiver, trustee, agent under a power of attorney, or
other fiduciary position;
(2) close
every IOLTA, Trust, client and fiduciary account;
(3) properly disburse or otherwise transfer
all client and fiduciary funds in his or her possession, custody or control;
and
(4) take all necessary steps to
cancel or discontinue the next regular publication of all advertisements and
telecommunication listings that expressly or implicitly convey eligibility to
practice law in the state courts of Pennsylvania.
(c)
Compliance records and submission
thereof. Enforcement Rule 217(d)(3) further provides that the formerly
admitted attorney shall maintain records to demonstrate compliance with the
provisions of subsections (a) and (b) of this section and shall provide proof
of compliance at the time the formerly admitted attorney files the verified
statement required by §
91.96 of this Subchapter
E.
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