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When assessing harm from disciplinary violations, we consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” 308 (Minn. 2011) ().

But, when assessing harm, we also consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” (alteration in original) ().

In evaluating harm to the public, we consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” ().

In evaluating harm to the public, we consider “the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.” () (internal quotation marks omitted).

See Coleman, d at 308 (determining that “[t]he impact of the harm to the public and the legal profession requires consideration of ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries’ ” ()); (determining that the failure to follow court rules undermines public confidence in the legal system).

In doing so, we examine “ ‘the number of clients harmed 13 [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” Coleman, d at 308 ().

Next, assessing the harm to the public and the legal profession “requires consideration of ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” (alteration in original) ().

Assessing the harm to the public and the legal profession “requires consideration of ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” Coleman, d at 308 (alteration in original) ().

In analyzing these factors, we consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” (alteration in original) ().

C. Harm to the Public and Legal Profession In assessing the harm that Fru’s misconduct caused to the public and the legal profession, we consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’ ” ().

Harm to the Public and Legal Profession When determining whether an attorney's misconduct harmed the public and legal profession, we consider " 'the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients' injuries"" ().

Harm to the Public and the Legal Profession We have said that “[t]he impact of the harm to the public and the profession [from professional misconduct] requires consideration of ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’” Coleman, d at 308 ().

Harm to the Public and the Legal Profession In evaluating the impact of the harm caused by professional misconduct to the public and the profession, we consider “ ‘the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.’” , (Minn.2011) ().

B. Harm to the Public and to the Legal Profession The impact of the harm to the public and the profession requires consideration of “the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.”

This includes facts such as “the number of clients harmed [and] the extent of the clients’ injuries.”

1 *402 “Disbarment is the usual discipline for attorney misappropriation of client funds except in instances when the attorney presents clear and convincing evidence of substantial mitigating circumstances which show that the attorney did not intentionally convert the funds.” -84 (Minn.1997)