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May 20, 2023 · Skolnik, who owned and operated Houston-based Spartan Metals Inc., a scrap metal reselling company, admitted to directing customers to wire payments to his personal bank account rather than the company's business bank account on multiple occasions between 2014 and 2017.
Aug 19, 2017 · Fig. 33.1 Michael 20 months old, always smiling Fig. 33.2 Michael at age 2 ½ years, being his ‘silly self’ Fig. 33.3 Michael 11 years old, with his younger cousin and first ‘crush’ on a visiting young lady from Russia Fig. 33.4 Michael at age 22 years visiting family in San Francisco. This is his…
Oct 6, 2021 · Please note that an attorney may be reprimanded for more than one rule violation. 1.01(b)(1)—for neglecting a legal matter entrusted to the lawyer (2). 1.01(b)(2)—In representing a client, a lawyer shall not frequently fail to carry out completely the obligations that the lawyer owes to a client or clients (1).
The Michael Skolnik Medical Transparency Act is a state law in the U.S. state of Colorado, initially enacted in 2007 with an extension passed in 2010. The act mandates the disclosure of specific information by healthcare providers to the public. These disclosures includes a physician's malpractice history, disciplinary actions, and educational ...
Dec 14, 2007 · Skolnik believes the death was caused by an unnecessary brain surgery.”In my opinion, this man performed unnecessary surgery on my child and killed him,” Skolnik said.She later found out the doctor had a malpractice claim against him.Skolnik’s efforts for malpractice disclosure led to the creation of House Bill 1331, the Michael Skolnik Medical Transparency Act.
Michael suffered from paralysis, psychosis, respiratory arrest and an endocrine-system failure that caused him to gain more than 100 pounds. He was partially blinded and unable to speak. He was fed through a tube in his stomach. On June 4, 2004, Michael looked into his father’s eyes, mouthed “I love you” and died. It’s April 1, 1986.
May 19, 2023 · According to court documents, Martin Skolnik owned and operated Houston-based Spartan Metals Inc. (Spartan), a company that bought and resold scrap metal, for more than 30 years. On several occasions between 2014 and 2017, Skolnik directed customers to wire payments to his personal bank account rather than to Spartan’s business bank account.
