Henry A. Walsh, Jr., Esquire | SUSPENDED

Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

On this date in the Garden State, the New Jersey Attorney Discipline Review Board (the DRB) sus­pended Henry A. Walsh, Jr., Esquire [#102090] for three months effec­tive February 21, 2009 on a cer­ti­fied record for prac­tic­ing law after he had been declared inel­i­gi­ble to do so for non-payment of the annual attor­ney reg­is­tra­tion fee from September 30, 2002 to June 27, 2005.

John J. Janasie, Esquire appeared before the DRB for the New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics (the OAE).

Henry failed to appear. He’s prob­a­bly on vaca­tion! Certianly Henry will pay when he returns.

Henry is a repeat offender of the New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct. He was rep­ri­manded in 2006, cen­sured in 2007 and sus­pended on August 21, 2008. Heretofore his aggre­gate uneth­i­cal con­duct has not risen to a level deemed mer­i­tous of dis­bar­rment by New Jersey bar overseers.

Have there been other instances of mis­con­duct by Mister Walsh that haven’t been addressed by the DRB?