Sanai to fight reciprocal discipline
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Comments
Lulu
What disturbs me is Sanai's lack of judgment, first, by representing his own mother and then the tactics he and his brother used in the case itself--characterized by the Washington Bar as "blatant misconduct."
If he was so misguided and outrageous in litigating this protracted divorce proceeding to be disbarred in Washington, how is he acceptable here?
Past actions matter.
kona
He is not acceptable in Oregon as an attorney.