An attorney in Ohio will receive a fully stayed six-month suspension for several incidents involving consumption of alcohol, including one in which she yelled profanities at a judge, the state’s top court ruled Thursday.
The Columbus Bar Association accused Natalie J. Bahan, who previously received a public reprimand for wrongful legal solicitation, of professional misconduct stemming from several incidents involving alcohol. In one instance, Bahan allegedly drank alcohol at a bar holiday event and yelled expletives at a judge.
A Board of Professional Conduct panel recommended a six-month, conditionally stayed suspension.
Bahan argued that her conduct at the Logan County ...
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