Opinion · Wisconsin Supreme Court

Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kerscher

241 Wis. 2d 589

Type: Opinion
Court: Wisconsin Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: Wisconsin
Date: 2001-03-09
Topic: capital-markets-and-corporate-governance

ORDER On January 23, 2001, Attorney John F. Kerscher filed a request pursuant to SCR 22.34(11), for the indefinite suspension of his license to practice law in this state due to his medical incapacity. The Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a response supporting that request and a summary of its investigation into the medical incapacity allegations against Attorney John R. Ker-scher. Attorney Kerscher acknowledges that he cannot successfully defend himself against the medical incapacity allegations.

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ORDER

On January 23, 2001, Attorney John F. Kerscher filed a request pursuant to SCR 22.34(11), for the indefinite suspension of his license to practice law in this state due to his medical incapacity. The Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a response supporting that request and a summary of its investigation into the medical incapacity allegations against Attorney John R. Ker-scher. Attorney Kerscher acknowledges that he cannot successfully defend himself against the medical incapacity allegations. Based upon these considerations,

*590 IT IS ORDERED that the request is granted and, effective the date of this order, Attorney John F. Ker-scher's license to practice law in this state is indefinitely suspended.

Cornelia G. Clark

Clerk of Supreme Court