The Kansas Supreme Court issued a stayed suspension to a family lawyer who conceded that he had created an unnecessarily adversarial relationship with opposing counsel and “impugned the integrity of the judicial process.”
The court, in a per curiam opinion, on Friday issued Shawnee, Kansas, lawyer Eric M. Gamble a six-month stayed suspension for his actions. The court also ordered Gamble to complete a 12-month probation period and a practice supervision plan, terms he had already agreed to in a summary submission filed last December.
During an underlying protection from abuse case that involved an emergency custody action and a ...
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