How has the Law Society of BC dealt with the issue of misconduct?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Nejat (Re), 2014 LSBC 51 (CanLII):
We have considered the factors set out in Law Society of BC v. Ogilvie, [1999] LSBC 17, including the nature and gravity of the misconduct, the Respondent’s lack of disciplinary history and the range of disciplinary sanctions imposed in prior similar cases.
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