disbar

disbar from (something)

To render a lawyer ineligible to practice law. A noun or pronoun can be used between "disbar" and "from." The lawyer was disbarred from practicing law because he double-billed his clients and the state for dozens of cases during his career.

disbar someone from something

to take the right to practice law away from a lawyer. The state board disbarred Todd from practicing law in his own state. Sally was also disbarred from practicing law.

See also: disbar

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

disbar from
disbar from (something)
enforce
enforce (something) on (one)
enforce on
TOBAL
have the law on (someone)
have the law on somebody
law of averages
the law of averages

References in periodicals archive

Section 10.50(a) permits the DOP to censure, suspend or disbar practitioners who are shown to be incompetent or disreputable; Section 10.51 identifies specific forms of incompetent and disreputable conduct.

Circular 230 final Regs

The trick is not to "punish" the attorney you are supposed to trust and work with; the trick is to prosecute and disbar the dishonest one.

Misdirected Management. (Comment)

Judge Clayton Greene Jr., writing for the high court Friday, said the circumstances of Ogilvie's case were unusual but the decision to disbar her was straightforward.

Former patent attorney disbarred following criminal conviction

'I was thinking of actually filing a petition to the Supreme Court to disbar me.

Unapologetic Gadon mulls filing a disbarment case against himself

The Colorado Supreme Court in December affirmed the hearing boards decision to disbar Kleinsmith.

Colorado attorney faces revocation of Wisconsin license

In numerous pleadings, Rosenberg repeatedly challenged the Court's authority to disbar him from the practice of law.

Disciplinary Actions

The Speaker has dared his critics to disbar him, saying many lawyers had girlfriends.

House, SC clash feared over possible Alvarez disbarment case

词组	disbar
释义	disbar disbar from (something) To render a lawyer ineligible to practice law. A noun or pronoun can be used between "disbar" and "from." The lawyer was disbarred from practicing law because he double-billed his clients and the state for dozens of cases during his career. See also: disbar Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. disbar someone from something to take the right to practice law away from a lawyer. The state board disbarred Todd from practicing law in his own state. Sally was also disbarred from practicing law. See also: disbar McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: disbar from disbar from (something) enforce enforce (something) on (one) enforce on TOBAL have the law on (someone) have the law on somebody law of averages the law of averages References in periodicals archive Section 10.50(a) permits the DOP to censure, suspend or disbar practitioners who are shown to be incompetent or disreputable; Section 10.51 identifies specific forms of incompetent and disreputable conduct. Circular 230 final Regs The trick is not to "punish" the attorney you are supposed to trust and work with; the trick is to prosecute and disbar the dishonest one. Misdirected Management. (Comment) Judge Clayton Greene Jr., writing for the high court Friday, said the circumstances of Ogilvie's case were unusual but the decision to disbar her was straightforward. Former patent attorney disbarred following criminal conviction 'I was thinking of actually filing a petition to the Supreme Court to disbar me. Unapologetic Gadon mulls filing a disbarment case against himself The Colorado Supreme Court in December affirmed the hearing boards decision to disbar Kleinsmith. Colorado attorney faces revocation of Wisconsin license In numerous pleadings, Rosenberg repeatedly challenged the Court's authority to disbar him from the practice of law. Disciplinary Actions The Speaker has dared his critics to disbar him, saying many lawyers had girlfriends. House, SC clash feared over possible Alvarez disbarment case
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