GIL: Klayman

[northland10]

Moseley was also suspended for 6 months back in 2010 or so.

Here is the order from the Arlington court
https://www.courts.state.va.us/opinions ... 061237.pdf

And here is the SC of Virginia order
https://www.courts.state.va.us/opinions ... 092126.pdf

Apparently, courts do not take kindly to:

1. Claiming your client nor you have a copy of the employment that has an arbitration clause when, in fact, your client gave you said contract.

2. Making some 80 filings in the case and being generally abusive about discovery demands (and there should have never been any discovery because he lied about having the contract).

3. Saying nasty things about the judge.

[Luke]

Come join us! I bet Moseley would LOVE to stroll down memory lane with this.

[bob]

Grifter gotta.

[RTH10260]

Last chance to increase his pension funds

[jcolvin2]

While we at the Fogbow were sleeping, the referee in the FLA Bar reciprocal discipline case recommended a two year suspension for GIL, going above and beyond the 18 months recommended by the bar, plus payment of the bar's costs (about $4k).

Klayman FLA BAR Referee's Report 2024-05-17.pdf

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[northland10]

While we at the Fogbow were sleeping, the referee in the FLA Bar reciprocal discipline case recommended a two year suspension for GIL, going above and beyond the 18 months recommended by the bar, plus payment of the bar's costs (about $4k).
Klayman FLA BAR Referee's Report 2024-05-17.pdf

I was just getting ready to post this and you beat me. Good job. I guess I am not the only one who checks up on GIL.

On a related note, he asked for a stay because of course he did. His basis is the "rule 60" case he filed against the DC Board (again) and the complainant. The Florida Bar helpfully points out that said case was dismissed earlier this year because the DC Superior Court cannot overrule the DC Court of Appeals and an appeal has no chance of succeeding.

GIL also said that other jurisdictions have stayed discipline (a couple of federal courts in Texas and Florida, though not SD Florida) but the bar mentions, those stays were entered in 2022 based on his case still being alive in the DC Superior court. They are unsure if he has informed them it was dismissed (HAHAHAHA).

[RTH10260]

While we at the Fogbow were sleeping, the referee in the FLA Bar reciprocal discipline case recommended a two year suspension for GIL, going above and beyond the 18 months recommended by the bar, plus payment of the bar's costs (about $4k).
Klayman FLA BAR Referee's Report 2024-05-17.pdf

I am fla.bber.gasted