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Ex-Portage official and convicted felon reprimanded for mistreatment of legal client

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Attorney Christopher Stidham was convicted two years ago of misusing city dollars. He was hired by a client in a criminal case involving allegations of possessing marijuana and paraphernalia. The Indiana Supreme Court reprimanded him for failing to reveal to a client that he had received a professional suspension.

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Ex-Portage official and convicted felon reprimanded for mistreatment of legal client

"In the months that followed an initial phone conversation, client was unable to speak to respondent (Stidham) about his case despite a series of attempts," the Supreme Court said.

·Cherokee County, United States
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The Times of Northwest Indiana broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Friday, April 21, 2023.
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