Narrative Opinion Summary
The Court of Appeals of Maryland has granted a petition for disciplinary action against Takisha Vera Brown, resulting in her immediate disbarment from practicing law in the state. This decision follows the consideration of the petition, responses to a show cause order from Bar Counsel and Brown, and is in accordance with Maryland Rules 16-751(a)(2) and 16-773(b). The Court has ordered the Clerk to remove Brown's name from the register of attorneys and to notify the Client Protection Fund Trustees and all judicial clerks in the state as per Rule 16-760(e).
Legal Issues Addressed
Disbarment Proceedings under Maryland Rulessubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The Court of Appeals of Maryland applied Maryland Rules 16-751(a)(2) and 16-773(b) to disbar Takisha Vera Brown from practicing law.
Reasoning: The Court of Appeals of Maryland has granted a petition for disciplinary action against Takisha Vera Brown, resulting in her immediate disbarment from practicing law in the state.
Notification Requirements for Disbarmentsubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The court mandated the Clerk to inform the Client Protection Fund Trustees and all judicial clerks in the state following disbarment.
Reasoning: The Court has ordered the Clerk to remove Brown's name from the register of attorneys and to notify the Client Protection Fund Trustees and all judicial clerks in the state as per Rule 16-760(e).