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Brian D. Condon Jr.
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Licensed in Maine for 28 years
State: Maine
Acquired: 1997
Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 2008
Location
Law Offices of Brian D. Condon Jr.
Po Box 169, 126 Main Street, Winthrop, ME, 04364-0169
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Posted by Steve | December 06, 2016
Family Law Litigator
I have worked with Brian on several occasions and found him to be a great advocate for his clients.
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Stephen Smith
Family lawyer
Experience
Professional misconduct
This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 2008.
Reprimand issued in ME, 2008
updated on 04/22/2014A reprimand means an attorney did something wrong but may still practice law. The State gives the lawyer a public reprimand in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.
Suspension issued in ME, 2007
updated on 04/22/2014This means the attorney lost his or her license to practice law for a period of time. The attorney typically returns to practicing law when the suspension expires.
Probation issued in ME, 2006
updated on 04/22/2014Probation means an attorney did something wrong but may still practice law. The State monitors the lawyer's activities for a period of time in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.
Education
1997
Western New England College School of Law