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Conn. Practice Book § 2-69
Definition of Dishonest Conduct
(a) As used in Sections 2-68 through 2-81, inclusive, ‘‘dishonest conduct’’ means wrongful acts
committed by an attorney, in an attorney-client
relationship or in a fiduciary capacity arising out
of an attorney-client relationship, in the nature of
theft or embezzlement of money or the wrongful
taking or conversion of money, property, or other
things of value, including, but not limited to refusal
to refund unearned fees received in advance as
required by Rule 1.16 (d) of the Rules of Profes -
sional Conduct.
(b) ‘‘Dishonest conduct’’ does not include such
wrongful acts committed in connection with the
provision of investment services to the claimant
by the attorney.
History
(Adopted June 29, 1998, to take effect Jan. 1, 1999.)
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-15
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