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Attorney Larry Dean Wagener resigned from the Oklahoma Bar Association pending disciplinary proceedings. His name was stricken from the roll of attorneys, with a five-year minimum period before reinstatement eligibility.
Summary of State ex rel. Oklahoma Bar Ass'n v. Wagener
What Happened
The Oklahoma Bar Association brought disciplinary action against attorney Larry Dean Wagener. The specific details of his misconduct aren't provided in this case summary, but the proceedings were serious enough that action was taken against him professionally.
What the Court Decided
Rather than face the full disciplinary process, Wagener resigned from the Oklahoma Bar Association. As a result, his name was removed from the official list of licensed attorneys. He cannot reapply for his law license for at least five years.
Why This Matters for Workers
This case demonstrates that attorneys who violate professional standards face serious consequences, including losing their license to practice law. For workers dealing with employment disputes, this ruling reinforces that lawyers are held accountable by their professional association. If you hire an attorney, you can report misconduct to your state bar association, and disciplinary action—including loss of licensure—is a real possibility for violations.
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