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Retired military lawyer guilty of professional misconduct for impersonating public officer, misleading law society

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A Law Society of Ontario tribunal has found a lawyer guilty of professional misconduct for impersonating a public officer and misleading the Law Society during its investigation.
D.M., a retired Cana...

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