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“[Sanctions will be imposed on those attorneys who, after careful investigation, proper notice, and hearing, are found to have demonstrated that they do not possess the qualities of character and the professional competence requisite to the practice of law.” (internal quotations omitted).

(indefinite suspension for neglect of two client matters, practicing law while suspended for failure to pay attorney registration fee, and noneooperation during the disciplinary investigation); (indefinite suspension for neglect of client matters, failure to return client phone calls, and noncooperation during the disciplinary investigation); (indefinite suspension for failure to pursue a client’s claim or return the client’s calls and noncooperation during the disciplinary investigation).

His conduct gives us no choice but to order his indefinite suspension * *

(indefinite suspension ordered for attorney who failed to act on client’s claim, return client’s calls, or surrender client’s documents upon request, and who failed to cooperate in disciplinary proceedings); (attorney who neglected two cases, failed to communicate

The court imposed indefinite suspension on an attorney whose misconduct was noncooperation and neglect of one client matter in

Undoubtedly, such conduct should be discouraged because it indicates indifference not only to clients, “but to the officials charged with policing the profession and this court.”

In support of his recommendation, the director seeks to establish an analogy between the present case and the facts in the following cases where this court ordered indefinite suspension:

We have carefully reviewed the nature of the misconduct and considered the cumulative weight of the violations of disciplinary rules and of the terms of probation, the harm to the public, and the harm to the legal profession, and we conclude that we have no choice except to order suspension.