Board of Professional Responsibility, Wyoming State Bar v. Vaughn H. Neubauer

Summary

The Wyoming Supreme Court approved and adopted the Board of Professional Responsibility's recommendation to suspend Vaughn H. Neubauer from practicing law for three years. The suspension arose from admitted violations involving lack of diligence in representing clients and failure to comply with the terms of prior disciplinary probation; the Court also ordered payment of $800 in costs and fees.

Holdings

1. The Supreme Court approved, confirmed, and adopted the Board's Report and Recommendation for Three-Year Suspension and suspended Vaughn H. Neubauer from the practice of law for three years.
2. Neubauer must reimburse the Wyoming State Bar $50 for costs and pay a $750 administrative fee, for a total of $800 by May 11, 2026.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the Supreme Court should approve and adopt the Board of Professional Responsibility's uncontested recommendation for a three-year suspension.
2. Whether Neubauer should be required to reimburse the Wyoming State Bar $50 in costs and pay a $750 administrative fee.

Disposition

approved