Cite

In cases in which an attorney's misconduct is related to a mental health condition, or to a drug or alcohol addiction, and the attorney has not obtained necessary treatment or failed to show he or she is unlikely to harm the public during a period of treatment or rehabilitation, the Court has imposed a suspension until further order of the Court. See In re Bradley, 08 SH 108, M.R. 23363 (Nov. 17, 2009) (bipolar disorder); In re Segovia, 06 CH 86, M.R. 23256 (Sept. 22, 2009) (bipolar disorder, personality disorder, and substance abuse); In re Carlon, 08 SH 27, M.R. 22681 (Nov. 18, 2008) (major depressive disorder); In re Petit, 06 SH 30, M.R. 21735 (Sept. 18, 2007) (major depressive disorder and mixed personality disorder); In re Stanczak, 05 SH 108, M.R. 21067 (Sept. 21, 2006) (depression and mixed problematic personality traits); In re Sutherin, 03 CH 61, M.R. 20636 (Sep. 20, 2006) (borderline personality disorder); In re Handy,

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03 SH 228, M.R. 19825 (Jan. 14, 2005) (depression and personality disorder); In re Harrison, 02 SH 84, M.R. 19281 (Mar. 15, 2004) (personality disorder along with alcohol and cocaine abuse); In re Brody, 98 CH 18, M.R. 16154 (Nov. 19, 1999) (depression).