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In the Matter of Failure to Comply with Continuing Legal Education Requirements, Nonpayment of Attorney Registration Fees, And/O In the Indiana Supreme Court In the Matter of Failure to Comply with Supreme Court Case No. Continuing Legal Education Requirements, 20S-MS-446 Nonpayment of Attorney Registration Fees, and/or Failure to Submit IOLTA Certification Order The Clerk of the Court has notified this Court that certain attorneys have failed either to pay the annual registration fee required for them to be licensed to practice law in Indiana or to file an exemption affidavit as contemplated by Indiana Admission and Discipline Rule 2, and/or have failed to make the IOLTA certification required by Indiana Admission and Discipline Rule 2(f). In addition, the Indiana Office of Admissions and Continuing Education (IOACE) has notified the Court that certain attorneys have failed to comply with the continuing legal education requirements of Admission and Discipline Rule 29, sections 3 or 10. The Court finds that the attorneys listed on Exhibit A, which is attached to and expressly made a part of this order, have not complied with the Admission and Discipline Rules mentioned above, the basis or bases of their noncompliance being listed to the immediate right of each attorney’s bar number. Accordingly, this Court finds that such attorneys should be and therefore ARE SUSPENDED from the practice of law in the State of Indiana. Although the suspension is effective as of the date of this order for purposes of the reinstatement procedures that must be followed and/or any reinstatement fees that must be paid for reinstatement, the Court directs that the proscription against the actual practice of law will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time on Monday, July 27, 2020. The delay from the date of this order to the suspension date is for the sole purpose of allowing time for copies of this order to be sent, received, and acted upon by the suspended attorneys. Any attorney whose name appears on Exhibit A may be reinstated by complying with the applicable reinstatement procedures and by paying any applicable penalties. The reinstatement procedure for nonpayment of attorney fees can be found in Indiana Admission and Discipline Rule 2(h). The reinstatement procedure for failure to comply with continuing legal education requirements can be found in Indiana Admission and Discipline Rule 29, section 10(b). These rules can be found at http://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/ad_dis/index.html. Certain attorneys may have asked IOACE for extensions of time within which to comply with the Rules governing continuing legal education requirements. If the Commission has decided that sufficient reasons exist to grant an extension, as provided in Admission and Discipline Rule 29, section 8, then the attorney’s name will not appear on the list of suspended attorneys attached to this order. Done at Indianapolis, Indiana, on July 1, 2020. Loretta H. Rush Chief Justice of Indiana All Justices concur. 2 Allen County 3488-49 CLE 2503-02 CLE Robert Richard Clark Vincent John Backs 9202 e 600 s Zionsville, Indiana 46077 110 W. Berry Street Suite 1100 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802 22749-06 Fees, IOLTA Michael Joseph Murphy 26274-02 Fees, IOLTA 9445 East 180 South Heidi L. Fowler Zionsville, Indiana 46077 PO Box 10114 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46850 17510-49 CLE Scott Curtis Quick 31382-02 CLE 160 Kevin Ct. Ashley Maria Koehlinger Zionsville, Indiana 46077 9728 Skipjack Cove Fort Wayne, Indiana 46835 26981-49 CLE Lea Bishop Shaver 29576-02 Fees, IOLTA 6100 Irish Hill Edward Currier Lewis Zionsville, Indiana 46077 709 W Packard Ave Fort Wayne, Indiana 46807 30203-53 CLE Andrew James Williams 21553-49 Fees, IOLTA 900W 300 North Megan L. Miller Lebanon, Indiana 46052 5325 N County Line Rd W Huntertown, Indiana 46748 Dearborn County Boone County 28203-49 Fees, IOLTA Molly Dee Kalb-Schroder 18241-53 Fees 1660 Oberting Rd Robert Dale Cheesebourough Greendale, Indiana 47025 5410 Tanglewood Lane Whitestown, Indiana 46075 30412-32 CLE Gabriel James Quearry 15 West Center Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana 47025 Exhibit A 1 DeKalb County Franklin County 554-17 CLE 35282-24 CLE, Fees, IOLTA Bradley Kim Thomas Blake Edward Lanning 1710 North Main Street PO Box 1 Suite A Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 Auburn, Indiana 46706 Grant County Floyd County 20172-27 CLE 2626-22 CLE Joshua Michael Howell Stephen Johnson Beardsley 208 West 4th Street 227 Pearl Street P.O. Box 1124 New Albany, Indiana 47150 Marion, Indiana 46952 Hamilton County 11529-22 CLE Kermit Lee Cotner 19645-53 CLE 413 West First Street Norman John Aranda New Albany, Indiana 47150 14689 Pleasant crest. Fishers, Indiana 46037 6453-10 CLE Stanley Edwin Robison Jr. 28520-29 CLE 3410 Lancaster Drive James Michael Davis New Albany, Indiana 47150 314 Parkview Place Carmel, Indiana 46032 21827-22 CLE William Edward Skees 18702-49 CLE Skees Law Office Veronica Hibbler 415 W 1st Street 10887 Parrot Ct. New Albany, Indiana 47150 Fishers, Indiana 46037 15374-53 CLE 7763-29 CLE Diane E. Sonne Steven Arthur Holt 201 West Main Street 198 South 9th Street New Albany, Indiana 47150 Noblesville, Indiana 46060 Exhibit A 2 9290-49 CLE, Fees, IOLTA 18495-49 CLE William Crips Moore Gary Dean Vestermark 3034 Tiffany Court Post Office Box 232 Carmel, Indiana 46033 Carmel, Indiana 46082 13132-29 CLE 1957-49 Fees, IOLTA Gregory Demetrios Nichols John Robert Zerkle 10745 North Pimlico Cir. 12630 Winding Creek Lane Indianapolis, Indiana 46280 Fishers, Indiana 46038 Harrison County 21433-48 CLE Todd William Parker 4529-31 CLE 9740 Olympia Drive Harold E. Dillman Fishers, Indiana 46037 219 N. Capitol Ave. Corydon, Indiana 47112-0022 31606-45 CLE Jessica Kristen Pasztor Hendricks County 2024 Emerald Pines Lane Westfield, Indiana 46074 22419-29 CLE Lisa Erin Kellam 11812 Forest Drive 6241-02 CLE Carmel, Indiana 46033 Joseph William Ruppert 1357 Middlebury Dr Westfield, Indiana 46074 14662-45 CLE Kevin Phillip Speer 1000 E. Main St. 34215-82 CLE Danville, Indiana 46122 Kathryn Rose Stuart 4456 Evergreen Trail Henry County Carmel, Indiana 46074 3369-67 CLE David Lee Copenhaver 18927-49 CLE 214 South Main St. Stephen Lloyd Van Soelen New Castle, Indiana 47362 2383 Glebe Street Carmel, Indiana 46032 Exhibit A 3 24613-33 CLE 31938-45 CLE Donald Eugene Hamilton Shane Patrick Crotty 1217 St. James Drive 10115 Ravenwood Dr. New Castle, Indiana 47362 St. John, Indiana 46373 Howard County 6720-45 CLE, Fees, IOLTA 20301-34 Fees Charles Endicott Enslen Clinton Allen Paul Jr. 450 Morningside Drive Crown Point, Indiana 46307 3220 Wingtip Court Kokomo, Indiana 46902 5332-45 CLE Johnson County Thomas William Kramer Chase Bank Building 28908-41 Fees, IOLTA 8585 Broadway Stephen Allen Bowers Suite 650 7010 E 400 S Merrillville, Indiana 46410 Franklin, Indiana 46131 10158-45 CLE 28522-49 Fees, IOLTA John Beuford Laszlo Vanessa Aidan Davis 200 East 80Th Place 2860 Haverstock Circle Merrillville, Indiana 46410 Greenwood, Indiana 46143 Kosciusko County 33872-45 CLE Eman Z. Senteno 31246-43 CLE 822 S. Indiana Matthew James Buehler Griffith, Indiana 46319 121 North Lake Street Warsaw, Indiana 46580 35476-45 CLE McStephen O. A. Solomon Lake County 5530 Sohl Avenue # 1385 3751-45 CLE Hammond, Indiana 46320 Bruce Phillip Clark 7880 Wicker Avenue Suite 300 St. John, Indiana 46373 Exhibit A 4 LaPorte County 2538-49 Fees, IOLTA 23926-46 CLE Frank Arthur Baldwin Autumn Dusk Halaschak 5915 Winthrop Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 PO Box 1511 La Porte, Indiana 46352 22385-49 CLE 710-64 CLE Tanya Renee Bell Cheryl Barbara Stephan 3145 North Meridian St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 401 State St La Porte, Indiana 46350 35098-49 CLE Lawrence County Adam Stanley Bobel 611 Spring St. 7654-47 CLE Unit 3507 Donald Gordon Henderson Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 1635 I Street P.O. Box 909 Bedford, Indiana 47421-0909 24810-49 CLE, Fees, IOLTA Matthew Russell Breeden Madison County 8020 Traders Hollow Ln. Indianapolis, Indiana 46278 20937-49 Fees, IOLTA Jennifer Elaine Hunt 3603-49 CLE 1100 E. 5th Street Ronald B. Brodey Anderson, Indiana 46012 9247 N. Meridian Street Marion County Suite 101 Indianapolis, Indiana 46260 19251-49 CLE Jonathan Robert Anderson 30545-49 Fees 1828 North Illinois Street Aftin R. Brown Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 1111 E 54th St Suite 144 Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 20771-49 Fees, IOLTA Lynne Ellen Arrowsmith 5625 Kingsley Dr. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 Exhibit A 5 28481-53 CLE 19797-49 CLE Keirian Antares Brown Trent Laron Garrett 151 N. Delaware St. 1962 Cornell Avenue Suite 1950 Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 7260-49 CLE 3026-49 CLE David Welker Gray Philip Dudley Burroughs One American Square 5868 E. 71st Street Suite 2500 STE 105 Indianapolis, Indiana 46282 Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 33782-49 CLE 29118-49 CLE Mitchell Alan Greene John Bruno Corso 734 N. Riley Ave. 5912 Evanston Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana 46201 Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 34370-49 CLE 32293-49 CLE Burnell Kirkpatrick Grimes Jr. Brent Arthur Coudron PO Box 20071 11 South Meridian St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 8263-49 CLE 19074-49 CLE Barbara Leventhal Gurwitz Kimberly A. DeVane 8005 Meridian Hills Lane 1050 N. College Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 7455-49 Fees, IOLTA 6716-49 CLE Timothy Murray Harden John Mitchell England III 2031 Mystic Bay Court 805 chapel hill west drive Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 indianapolis, Indiana 46214 7595-49 CLE, Fees, IOLTA 32601-49 CLE William Madison Hawkins Frank Garrett 903 E. 38Th St. One American Square Indianapolis, Indiana 46205 Suite 2900 Indianapolis, Indiana 46282-0200 Exhibit A 6 11211-49 CLE 4867-49 CLE Donna Joy Heimansohn Steven Ray Jacobs 10 East 71st Street 151 N. Delaware Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 Suite 1620 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 24943-30 CLE Richard Charles Hersberger 35549-49 Fees, IOLTA 303 North Alabama Street, Suite 300 Robert Garrett James II Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 401 N.
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