Attorney Grievance Commission v. Kolodner
ORDER The Court having indefinitely suspended the Respondent, Fred Kolodner, from the practice of law' in this State, Attorney Grievance Commission v. Kolodner, 316 Md. 203 , 557 A.2d 1332 (1989), and The Court having ordered that the indefinite suspension not be implemented, and that the Respondent be permitted 508 to continue as a member of the Bar, provided Respondent complied with specifically designated conditions, including that he allow Michael Fedock, III, a member of the Bar, to monitor his law practice in accordance with the terms of Kolodner’s petition to stay implementation of suspension and the Consent and Agreement signed by him and Fedock, and approved by Bar Counsel, and Bar Counsel having subsequently filed a petition to implement the suspension and Fedock, having requested a hearing concerning the present status of monitoring the Respondent’s practice, and The Court having ordered the Respondent to appear before it to show cause why he should not be suspended from the practice of law, and The Court having conducted a hearing and having determined that Respondent, in violation of the terms of the Consent and Agreement, withheld from Fedock information and financial records essential to Fedock in his evaluation of the Respondent’s
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