In the Matter of William Glenn Rogers, Jr.

Summary

The Supreme Court of South Carolina accepted an Agreement for Discipline by Consent concerning attorney William Glenn Rogers, Jr. The court imposed a sixty-day suspension from the practice of law, retroactive to his interim suspension, based on failures involving client representation and responses to disciplinary authorities.

Holdings

1. The court accepted the Agreement for Discipline by Consent.
2. A sixty-day suspension from the practice of law was the appropriate sanction for respondent's misconduct.
3. The sixty-day suspension was made retroactive to the date of respondent's interim suspension.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the Agreement for Discipline by Consent should be accepted.
2. What sanction was appropriate for respondent's admitted violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct and the Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement.
3. Whether the suspension should be made retroactive to the date of respondent's interim suspension.

Disposition

other